Comments by "Alwyne McIntyre" (@alwynemcintyre2184) on "IWrocker" channel.

  1. Yeah the Ferrari driver not the brightest tool in the box
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  2. You can get different kinds of cold across Australia, I remember going to see my sister about 15 years ago, who lived across the border from Canberra in NSW. I stayed in an 1800's hotel the weather was like 3 degrees below zero, I was outside wearing sneakers, a tee shirt, jeans and a hoodie. It was cold but it wasn't freezing, I came home to Adelaide a week later it was 8 degrees pouring with rain. It was bone chilling freezing no matter how many layers of clothing I put on couldn't get warm. The difference was that my sister lived up in the mountains around Canberra and I was near the coast in Adelaide, the wind near my sister was coming off the mountains, the wind near my place was coming from the Antarctic.
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  3. Yellow car was rover V8 , red car was mazda R100 rotary.
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  4. A lot of the European EAS seem to be based on WW2 air raid sirens which would make sense
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  5. Imagine an electric semi trying to do that run
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  6. Slingshot, bb guns, paintball guns and pepper spray are concidered weapons in most states of Australia.
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  7. As someone who drove trucks for a living, wasn't interested in how amazing the truck sounded. Was more listening for potential problems, it was a job nothing more nothing less
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  8. Guessing drivers comply because it's part of the driver training to get your licence.
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  9. In Australia a "stick shift" is called a manual
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  10. Yeah rego plates don't expire here, registration does though
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  11. Bahn mi, Vietnamese meat roll usually about 8 inches long
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  12. The downside is no jobs, which is good for the business but not so good for the population.
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  13. Think when the Sydney Opera house was built, it had an interior designed for it but the government being government didn't like how much it was going to cost so put a cheaper interior in and yes the acoustics were a bit average. Some decades later when they renovated the building, they replaced the interior with the one that was designed for it. Completely changed the acoustics of the building.
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  14. Same here in Australia, legal requirement
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  15. 🤣​ @octurn 
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  16. Ceiling heights in Australia are 2.4 metres, 7 feet 8 inches, 2.7 metres, 8 feet 8 1/2 inches and 3 metres, 9 feet 8 inches are the 3 common ceiling heights in Australia.
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  17. Calder park raceway, which includes the thunderdome banked raceway. That used to run NASCAR and AUSCAR hasn't been used since the 94/95 season, apparently still driveable but not used. Other parts are still used for other forms of racing.
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  18. They looked more like sun rooms/conservatories, in Australia a verandah would be a 10 foot wide roof and the length of the house with no walls
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  19. Of course the more affluent people that move to places like sciliy, prices will inevitably go up making life more expensive for the locals. It becomes a never-ending circle that's hard to square
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  20. Ford brought the Taurus to Australia in 1996, only lasted one year. Nobody wanted it, too big for a FWD car here. Plus it was between the falcon and the fairlane in size but had a motor smaller motor either the falcons and fairlane.
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  21. And remember Australia doesn't have drivers ed in high school, learning to drive is all extra curricular and usually at the parents expense.
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  22.  @michaelcliffe562  I've heard it called the Chunnel here in Australia, as it's a contraction of channel tunnel hence chunnel
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  23. Dresden is pretty amazing, considering it was pretty much levelled during WW2.
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  24. East coast black backed magpie, ours in SA have a white back helps to identify what part of Australia your in
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  25. Lot less street racing now, cars can be confiscated and crushed
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  26. The more people from around the world moving to the US, the more people will watch and play soccer.
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  27. I noticed a lot of those trucks had tri-axle rearends, heavy haulers much
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  28. Betting this was done as a drivers POV was done because if if they showed the exter 5:44 ior of the car, you might stay goodbye go the car, driver would lose his license, a big fine and possibley gaol time.
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  29. Lot of our coins were designed for the sight impaired people
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  30. Love subway, multigrain wrap with salad, honey mustard, salt and pepper yum
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  31. Usually inverter A/C, heater or ducted A/C if you can afford it. Window mount A/C's haven't been a thing for at least 20 years
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  32. Nissan Navara= Mercedes X class = Renault Alaskan
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  33. Used to go to speedway a lot in the 70's and 80's, they moved the inner suburban track out of the city out to the country. Wasn't prepared to make the 120 mile round trip every Friday and Saturday nights.
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  34. Not sure they'd convert buses into motorhomes in Europe, conversion costs, regulations and the cost of diesel might make it a no go. But have seen several in Australia.
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  35. You generally don't see many sketchy cars over here, can be pretty strict on the condition of cars on the road.
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  36. You deserved a break, family time is ALWAYS a priority above all else.
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  37. The F1 car on the road would've been a publicity stunt and the road would've been closed to the general public.
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  38. And your problem is?
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  39. Think things are different again here in Australia, rigs are speed limited to 100 kph(60 mph). They are required to have an 8 hour break in a 24 hour period, sure aussie truckers can clarify this. Pretty sure they have log books to fill out and data loggers built into the trucks as well.
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  40. Top pizza in Australia would probably be Hawaiian that's ham and pineapple
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  41. American cot would be a camping bed
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  42. Weekly for household items, daily for food.
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  43. You can drink in the pub but can't get drunk in the pub, seems perfectly logical
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  44. YES!!
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  45. Don't know about now but back in the day the passenger was called a swinger, because he swung around on the sidecar. Knew a guy from a bike shop who went to the isle of man with a sidecar team, was trying to explain what it was going over the bridges at 100mph with your helmet tapping the stones on the bridge. Not for me....
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  46. Ian Citroen is leaving Australia after 102 years
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  47. Think tv show wheeler dealers bought an older panda 4 × 4 made it a bit more off roadie to sell, might be worth a look for yourself Think it's tied to velocity tv might have copyright issues to show any of it. But if you like the panda it might be worth a look
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  48. Tumby bay is on eyre (pronounced air) peninsula just north of port lincoln, tuna capital of south Australia.
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  49. CSIRO claimed to invent wi fi in Australia, maybe the Dutch improved it?
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  50.  @larsradtke4097  that ain't gonna work in outback Australia, think about it Perth to Broome in WA over 2,000 km's then having the infastructure to recharge an electric truck. With dropoff points far from bitumen roads, minimal electric infrastructure away from habitation. Probably 20 to 30 years to get to a point where electrical infrastructure starts to turn up in the bush.
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  51. Speedway bikes, sidecars, midgets, modified and super modifieds. Australia vs US and demo derby
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  52. Think only male kangaroo's take up that pose
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  53. Looks like it's got the vibe of European Christmas market, that's a good start
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  54. ​ @petrpinc7695 blind leading the blind
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  55.  @nilov71  Can home school in Australia as well, think you need to meet certain educational criteria with each states or territories education departments
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  56. Looked like the mamoot rally is based on a Renault truck
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  57. In response to Chris torn about driving on the wrong side of the road, at least we're not sheep like the rest of the world 😂😂😂
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  58. I think the spot lights may be considered a potential pedestrian hazard in the rest of the world, pusher bars are not a big thing in the rest of the world either. May be considered a risk to public safety in most other countries.
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  59. Skids, do you mean burnouts?
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  60. They were RHD first in the UK, LHD in Europe
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  61. For many reasons congratulations to you all and your extended family, ian and andrew are out numbered 3 to 2. Think emma will have her own channel with in 5 years 😂
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  62. Happy thanksgiving to you and yours ❤️😊😌💞🤗
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  63. Yes a lot metric in the US, cars built overseas are built metric
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  64. Lots of more modernish factory chryser cars in Australia, neons, 300s, PT cruisers, calibers, journeys, Avengers and various Jeep models.
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  65. First ford was a Mondeo/fusion, second was a fiesta
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  66. ​ @zorrothebug in Australia drink cans are commonly 200ml, 250ml or 375ml, beers and mixed drinks are 375ml
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  67. Can just see Daniella hunting some of these recipes to make, could become family favourites.
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  68. Ah the VL commodore
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  69. Have a choice of self service or cashier's, I always go cashier.
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  70. 15:15, they had rudimentary scaffolding, cranes and lifting equipment even back then, was it safe probably not but it got the job done.
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  71. I believe There are some nice truck stops on the east coast of Australia, but head west across the Nullarbor a lot of the Roadhouses/truck stops are at least 40 year-old structures. The truck stop areas are mostly gravel, the Roadhouses usually have concrete pads by the pumps but everything else is old worn asphalt and gravel. It's also a two lane highway (one lane each way and no divider), pretty much from Perth to the east coast.
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  72. Going through Melbourne many decades ago, saw a racing semi truck. Easy to pick, 5th wheel removed and area covered in stainless steel. Humungos rear wing, big turbo and exhaust when he put the foot down, it just lifted and took off bloody brilliant
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  73. MQ patrol
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  74. The CVPI's are probably great to drive, because they handle way better than the stock version.
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  75. 15 amp is generally used on caravans and campers
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  76. The grooved were a thing back in the day, to reduce grip and promote closer racing.
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  77. Agree bacon would've taken it up to the next level, but there's always next guys👍
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  78. Walk in robes only really only became a thing when houses became supersized in the 20 years, most flats you would have to supply your own wardrobe.
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  79. At 4:40 think there old school split wheels
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  80. Topiary I thinks the word you were looking for 😃
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  81. @IWrocker  size and thickness helps identify them the blind, 5 cent smallest and thinest, 2 dollar bigger than 5 cent but smaller than a 10 cent 2 dollar is three times the thickness of a 5 cent, 10 cent is between the $2 and $1 and thinner than the 1 & 2 dollars, $1 sits between the 10 cent and 20 cent and is about the same thickness as the 20 cent coin, 20 cent coin is bigger than than a $1 coin but smaller than the 50 cent coin and finally there's 50 cent coin the biggest and heaviest of the coins. All except the 50 cent are round and each one has a different edge pattern on them, the 50 cent has a multi faceted edge as well as smooth edges
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  82. Got 3 milk crates with all my vinyl albums in them
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  83. Think there were body kits for 935 front panels for 911's in the late '70's and early '80's in europe
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  84. Most of the cars they rally in europe would be considered niche cars in the states, probably wouldn't get enough sales to be worthwhile.
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  85. Now where have I heard that before?
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  86. Sadly any government that deals with lobbyists, the citizens will get screwed over
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  87. Aussie super cars do race in new Zealand and have raced in other countries in the last 10 years.
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  88. Think the Italian police used Lamborghini's as pursuit cars
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  89. Most new housing where I live, housing blocks are about a 1/3 of the size they used to be 30 years ago and houses cover over 80% of the block now.
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  90.  @kennethprocak5176  so you can't see this could be a potential problem for the locals, if there is an influx of well off people moving into an area. With the possible result of property in poorer areas going up in price and out of the reach of locals?
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  91. Couple of things Ian, the crewman dual cab had a half chassis and removable tub/bed. Was powered by 3.6 V6 or 5.7 V8, mostly auto's manuals were dying out by then. Was also available as a RWD or an AWD, plus as a HSV think was called an avalanche. The Chevrolet SS, could be super sport or super sedan, sports car for the family man, you know like you.
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  92. Galvanized corragated iron roofing
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  93. In Australia, we a lot different cement truck types here. Ranging from mini mixer trucks, American and European dual steer trucks, longer trucks with larger mixing drums and semi cement mixers.
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  94. Pretty close to the truth about the big American trucks, when your paying close to 100k for them. You're not gonna trash them in the bush, even old ones your gonna be paying a ton of money for them.
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  95. Looks like a Morgan
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  96. Being a LHD market, would be relatively easy to import American cars to Europe.
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  97. The downside of scanning your own shopping is you're doing someone out of a job.
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  98. Yeah I remember when colour TV came into Australia, my family didn't get a colour TV until the late '70's.
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  99. American judiciary is not independent, sadly it's owned by big business which is why the little guy always gets screwed by the courts
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  100. Your kids are going to grow up with a greater understanding of the world, than most US kids and that can only be good for the US😊
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  101. Toyota tundras coming next year, one trim level $165,000 on road. Most expensive yank truck by a fair margin
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  102. Pineapple fritter is a pineapple slice dipped in batter and deep fried and sprinkled with sugar
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  103. Rear wing was designed in a wind tunnel to get maximum downforce
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  104. Lucky man Ian, your wife is a stunner.
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  105. ​ @automation7295  I'm not surprised by the road resurfacing in the US, the more inefficient it is the more money that can be made by the companies doing the work.
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  106. Clothes drying racks were quite common in Australia up until about the '80's, then dryers became more common. You can now get combination washer/dryers that save space and energy, some people don't have dryers here so drying racks are used.
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  107. Hi Ian, glad you're loving the rallying. Being in middle america and depending on how the family finances are, might be worth having a look at rallying calendars for the U.K. and western europe if you want to have a look at the craziness in person.
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  108. Ford laser was a rebodied mazda 323, because it was too expensive to import the UK ford escort for Australia
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  109. Volvo and lotus are Chinese owned, so is MG
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  110. In Australia glass coke/fanta bottles have screw caps mostly
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  111. Different vibe in germany because of W2, guessing the citizens are glad to be born/live there. Proud of their expertise and sporting endeavours, but not chest thumping flag waving patriots. That's what I see here in Oz.
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  112. Yeah aussie muscle cars are a bit different from American ones, American muscle cars have a more 1/4 bias. Where as Aussie muscle cars have a more muscle/sports car bias, 1/4 mile time is nice but also needs to be able to carve up a mountain road.
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  113. I think they would learn pretty quick in the US if there was a fine and loss of licence attached to not moving over
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  114. Next project for you and your family, visit the northeast states
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  115. Bar B Que
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  116. Ford were an engine supplier with Cosworth for something like 30 years
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  117. To own a gun in Australia, you need a valid reason to own a gun, as a primary producer gun ownership is a necessity for your job. Not a problem.
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  118. Not considering a lot of those words are maori
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  119. Wonder if there any videos of steak sandwiches out there, two slices of white bread toasted, thin strips of steak grilled with cheese, onion, tomato, iceberg lettuce, fried egg, beetroot and tomato sauce cut into two on the diagonal, yum making myself hungry.
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  120. But NASCAR is a nth American show, they tried it here in Australia and it failed.
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  121. Ah ford falcon GTHO phase 3 what a weapon of a car
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  122. But in the US a world series is Canada and the US, sad sad country
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  123. If you've got check engine light on, why don't you fix it
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  124. Anti walking was a big business plan, read car industry and American state and federal governments foolishly went along with it.
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  125. Opel ascona?, mazda RX7 , next one no idea, Mazda 323?
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  126. The welsh towns with the longest name doesn't mean cave, it's a discriptor of it's place
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  127. First car Falcon GT sedan 1974 model at a guess, 351 Cleveland probably, gear drive timing, drop tank.
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  128. Ian you do know that if use your dishwasher to wash your dishes, you will use less water than washing by hand. BUT only if fill the dishwasher before using it.
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  129. I learnt to drive in a manual cars back in the dark mists of time, now i've had a lot of cars like over a hundred. Think about 4 of them were automatic including my current one, it's just easier with an auto in traffic. Were I live they passed a law, if you learn in a manual you can drive any transmission, but if you learn in an automatic you can only use an auto. But if you want to drive a manual and you learnt in in an automatic, you have to be retested in a manual.
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  130. A lot of the older grounds/stadiums have buildings or areas are heritage list, bulldozing areas not always easy or doable
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  131. Jackaroo sounds like it be a V6
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  132. I would love to see a comparison with Australia, also here in Australia we have a habit of turning our productive farm land into housing, go figure. That loosely equates more food miles, more fuel costs, more chemicals/fertilizer to grow the food.
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  133. As automatic cars are by far the most common cars in Australia, all learning and testing are done in automatics. You can go back after you get your licence and train in a manual for a fee if you want.
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  134. Ah the old touchfone, mum used it well into the 2,000's. She especially liked using it to annoy the telemarketers and scammers, remember one time someone can't demand she pay her Internet bill or they'd cut her off. She told them to cut her off, she didn't have a computer 😂😂
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  135. Opel Astra had a short life in Australia, but a long life as a Holden Astra
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  136. A school teacher should put these questions to there class and see what happens, but then again the teachers might be as dumb as there students 😞
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  137. Think for the snow plough driver it's just another day on alpine roads
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  138. A lot of European cars sold in Australia have safety triangles, not sure about hi-vis vests
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  139. Any state in the US that encourages paying workers less than the minimum wage, because the workers get tips. Those states should be charged for encouraging wage theft, the federal government should be going after those states doesn't matter if they are red or blue.
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  140. Lockable fuel cap to prevent fuel theft
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  141. Mate of mine was involved in a truck rollover many years ago, had a post come through the drivers window. So with no aids what so ever you can guess the result, at least his end was quick.
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  142. Here in Australia we say hi un day
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  143. US citizens navel gaze all the time, they are so insular and believe the pro US propaganda. They seem unwilling or unable to seek the truth.
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  144. I've had bagels twice, what disgusting crap never want to see another one
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  145. You should check out Moto Gp helmets, especially Valentino Rossi, those visors are iridium
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  146. Well in Australia the beer tax is 42% and wine tax is 29% on the wholesale price for wine, not if the beer tax is wholesale or retail.
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  147. Have you noticed that most of those euro trucks only have single drive axles, in Australia most large trucks have two drive axles
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  148. At least with first guess was on the east coast
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  149. Like German I think there is no v in a lot of European languages, hope I got that right. If not I'll be doing more learning.
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  150. Between 1-2 year wait to get a new vehicle, oh and Ian RAM 1500 up to 12 month wait. 2500/3500 about the same, TRX over 2 years and north of $200,000 for that one.
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  151. Most new housing varies from villa/courtyard style ie small, small to medium standard houses the double fridges generally don't fit in the kitchens of these houses.
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  152. Queensland very green near the coast, the further west you go the browner it gets, same for New South Wales.
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  153. And from the barossa it would be Rockfords Alicante Bouchet rose
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  154. It took you from 5:35 to 8:02 to realise they'd switched from hatchback to sedan, Ian you crack me up 😂
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  155. You live in Illinois, guessing you've already been to canda. Go to Canada again and let the rest of us know what it was like, it's not much but it is international travel. Means your one step closer to your next international journey.
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  156. Congratulations Ian, now that's done on to 200,000😃. And it goes without saying daniella stunning, you lucky man, onwards and upwards you 2💓
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  157. Ah bless America and there media, they are very America centric. The rest of the world have America way down on our list of places we think about.
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  158. Lake ire? Eyre pronounced air
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  159. Think the NZ stars are red with a narrow white border.
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  160. Hiding with the A/C after a road trip to Perth from Adelaide.
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  161. At 10 minutes I liked the white skoda scout suv sitting in the midfield, definitely my favourite skoda model to date.
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  162. Think we just call them rally utes
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  163. I live in South Australia, we have an airforce base north of the city. I don't remember seeing any airshows here, think the closest is near Melbourne in Victoria.
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  164. Nacelle, really? Ok try this star trek engines on the starship Enterprise are called nacelles
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  165. The next car was a triumph TR3 I think
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  166. Probably the reason the lines are done by "hand" is because the asphalt so fresh, is that line marking trucks are so weighty that it would damage the new surface.
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  167. Don't think the trucks would be able to haul big loads seeing it only has a single axles, very rare in Australia.
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  168. Hi ian thought you might liked to know the top ten selling vehicle brands in Australia in 2023, here we go from 1 to 10. Ford, Hyundai, Isuzu, MG, Tesla, Kia, Subaru, Toyota, Nissan and Mazda, guessing it's a little bit different from the US.
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  169. Ah black friday, it's here in Australia mostly the young do it I think. I don't bother looking for bargains, I go when shopping when I need something. Too many at sales
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  170. Yeah that style of tow truck, the euro version and the F150 haven't been used in Australia for over 20 years. We use small cabover trucks with tilt trays.
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  171. Do you like the trailer taillights?
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  172. There's speed cameras everywhere in Australia, fixed and mobile. City, suburbs and country areas and big fines plus 2 to 4 mph before you get done.
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  173. Although haven't seen them for a while in Australia, is motorcyclist paramedics
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  174. Saying that Americans are very insular and inward looking is a given, I'd guess if you asked american children under say 12 they would know more about the world, why because what they'd been taught about the world would fresh in there minds. I hope I'm right, because the alternative is way scarier.
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  175. Seats in the bed never an option over here, mainly because it was illegal.
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  176. Most people whom have lived in Europe would speak at least two languages
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  177. Sunbeam/Talbot, also known as the dodge omni/Plymouth horizon in the states
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  178. It's mainly called EDM in the US, because you can't go with what the rest of the world calls it
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  179. WRX you'd expect to get the slushy stuff with awd, more fun watching 2wd succeed where they shouldn't
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  180. Pity Chrysler never sold the dodge challenger in Australia, that could have made for an interesting 3 way tussle at Bathurst. Have seen a few current body shape here, that have been converted for Australia.
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  181. Basements uncommon in Australia
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  182. 940 was a replacement for the 740
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  183. Hey Ian, NSW and Victoria have got together and between 2025 and 2030 will be introducing universal early learning for 4 year olds before starting school.
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  184. Guessing they may have a have a similar personal cooling system, for hot events like Australian supercars has. Which has cool vests under the race suits, hooked up to an esky sized box, plumbed to the cool vest with dry ice in it.
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  185. Hyundai's earlier models may not be your favourites, but where are the American rally cars?
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  186. Wake in fright Scary in the 70's, still creepy now
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  187. Kenworth cabovers are still being built in Australia
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  188. PT cruiser sold in Australia as well
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  189. There have been times in Australia where ambulances have been on the way to, or back from an emergency to have other drivers at intersections ignoring the sirens or running red lights. The end result being a crash or even worse an ambulance that gets flipped over.
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  190. Yep, I still buy CD's will definitely be buying the new stones CD when it's released.
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  191. European cities were laid hundreds of years ago and would've grown more organically than any modern city which would've been planned down to the enth degree.
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  192. Car going up hill is a honda civic euro hatchback
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  193. Red heads called bluey's because it's the opposite of red
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  194. That "bakery" near you, anywhere else would be a patisserie a maker of sweet treats
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  195. Had a Krispy Kreme doughnut here in SA. but didn't do it for me, can get a mini donut here the same size for less and tastes better and not as sweet.
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  196. Think Australian cities, towns European cities, towns and villages pedestrians have right of way
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  197. In Australia we also have city/metro buses that run on compressed natural gas and LPG
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  198. Don't want to get in the way of a boomer roo, can gut a human as easily as it can gut a dog.
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  199. Yeah we know the towing thing is BS
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  200. It would make sense for americans to learn mexican spanish and canadian french
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  201. Yeah no local trucks in Australia, all imports.
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  202. Most European/Scandinavian countries speak English plus multiple other languages.
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  203. They have been rolling out fixed cameras in Australia catching people using phones while driving, a phone on the passenger seat will get you a fine and points off your licence. Here they class using your phone same as drink driving.
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  204. Not warp Ian, that's wear
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  205. Sure American bathroom stalls are designed so perverts can get a good look
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  206. Quality of the roads varies from state to state and area to area within states. I only know of toll roads in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, generally around the major population areas.
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  207. Don't think top gear was/is an obscure motoring show
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  208. Australia's almost always variations of gum leaf green and wattle yellow, the Australian national colours
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  209. Hardly any military vehicles are sold to the public, they would usually be sold to other governments once
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  210. IVECO is absolutely massive, buying up something like 10 plus truck building companies around the world.
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  211. Think most new trucks in Australia are automatics, think for reasons first was fuel efficiency the second one was most people learn to drive in automatic cars. So there were a lot of people who couldn't drive manual trucks, the change over was less than 10 years. Feel free to correct.
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  212. No big SUV's in England, unless you're rich enough to afford a big audi, BMW, VW or Mercedes. Snow tyres and chains wouldn't be that common in the south of England.
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  213. In Australia sometimes police will quit a high speed pursuit if there's a risk of injury
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  214.  @HalNordmann  pretty sure PIT isn't used in Australia, for a start non of our police cars have nudge bars like the US. So vehicle damage is always going to be higher on all vehicles.
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  215. Love the poo brown and beige HG Kingswood, also the HK premier that crossed in front of it.
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  216. Small SUV Nissan Terrano
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  217. Imperial measurements just shows how backward America is.
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  218. @RealHooksy  maybe, bread is different bahn mi is a French style baguette as opposed to soft US style bread. The fillings are different as well, the bahn mi is more Asian inspired fillings as opposed to a sub which can go from pretty healthy to as trashy as you want it.
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  219. Suzuki jimny, mini 4wd I've got it's bigger brother grand vitara
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  220. Should check out sierra road racing in British touring cars and in Australia in group A
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  221. When I was younger I would've concidered visiting the US, but after 2001 and there interference in the of the world. Trying to force other countries to bend to there will, makes the US not worth visiting I'd sooner visit Canada.
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  222. Pellegrino is quite popular in Australia as well
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  223. The VW's are there larger crafter vans, think come in a lot of configurations. We crafters in Australia mainly used as courier vans
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  224. Europe not anti car, but is pro convenience and cars are not convenient and expensive in Europe.
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  225. Ian you need to build a big arse shed in your backyard, so you can store your cars and a place where you can keep large scale RC unimogs and stuff. Oh and an intercom so Danielle can find you when you go missing 😂😂😂, might even have room for a YouTube studio✌️☮️👍
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  226. If these are the US's brightest and most capable, the US is f$@ked😂
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  227. BBQs in parks are well looked after because that's how you keep tourists coming back
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  228. Warehouse workers are on strike over conditions, over 2 weeks so far, they went to fairwork commission to get a resolution. It's cost woolies 50 million so far, hope it costs them more arseholes.
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  229. Nah sorry every one of those looked gross, but then again there all from the east coast. Suppose it doesn't say much about the east coast 😉.
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  230. You need to remember some of the states and territories have a lot smaller populations than the east coast, so the amount of plate styles will be smaller. No point in having plates if people aren't buying them.
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  231. They are retired by our government.
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  232. I got 6 out of 10 , WW1 & WW 2 it was most of the commonwealth countries involved plus a lot of European countries before the US of A stopped navel gazing.
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  233. A devloper would probably buy it, demolish it and put at least 4 units on it for the same money times 4
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  234. Think mum decides no more pouch time
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  235. Basque language is unique to the French/Spanish border area
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  236. 1 cent and 2 cent coins
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  237. Tectonic plates thing is real, I'm Australian and I've known about this for decades
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  238. Holden Epica = Daewoo tosca
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  239. Don't think the coronavirus was invented in china, more a case of it came to be in china
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  240. Soccer/football boots
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  241. The DAF driver is using a trailer designed for tight spaces and not obstructing public roads
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  242. Alot of American vehicles in Australia, from 1910's to the 2020's. Most common vehicles are from the 2010's usually are Camaros, Mustangs, pickups chev/ram, Chrysler 300 and jeep.
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  243. Each to their own I suppose, I thought the movie was quite humorous when it came out. He was an out there quirky guy, enough of us watched the movie for him to retire early so good for him.
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  244. Doors don't usually have deadbolts in Australia anymore, issues with emergency egress if there's a fire or you need to get out in a hurry
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  245. We had pocket TV's here not sure if they were colour
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  246. I can't guarantee this is across Australia, weekends no machinery before 10 am or after 7 pm. On weekdays I think it's 7am and 7 pm, unless permission is given for night works. Anyone in Aussie your welcome to correct, think there will be state to state differences.
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  247. Think most states you need to be 16 to 18 to get your learners permit/licence and up to 12 months before you can go for your driver's test. If you pass the test then it's 2 years on a provisional licence, if you don't get into trouble for those 2 years then you get your full licence. So it can take about 3 years to go from no licence to full licence. Is that correct people?
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  248. The CrossFire made it to Australia
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  249. Engineered/ man-made stone is being banned because the dust causes silicosis. We have a lot stonemasons male and female have got it and it's terminal. A lot of stonemasons have died from, they'll all be dead before there forty. Like asbestosis and mysothleoma, instead of killing you in forty years, this kills you in about 10 years. Nasty stuff
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  250. Ian sounds are enthralling for you, trust me hearing it every day if just becomes
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  251. In Ireland I think the national language is gaelic, but the most spoken language is Irish English
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  252. Especially as the Beatles only toured here once in 1964
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  253. '97 to '03 mercedes A class
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  254. Australian drivers in general are better than US drivers, but nowhere near as good as German drivers
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  255. A CEO of a major Australian bank has is now only for the rich.
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  256. The CFS, country fire service is a volunteer organisation and members are on call 24/7. First police car was RWD Commodore, the second is a FWD Commodore.
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  257. The ssangyong actyon, was a coupe SUV before it was a thing, front end styling a throw back to '40's willys
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  258. Aggressively styled maybe?
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  259. Be a thing in most of the EU probably most of the Commonwealth countries, think it's done in some of the Scandinavian countries but on ice that would be worth a view. Probably not in the US, too litigious when it comes to fun and freedom of expression 😞
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  260. Australia being hot Christmas, it's usually a cold meal for Christmas lunch. Mainly leg of ham, roast chicken, prawns, if you can swing it pricewise lobster and salads.
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  261. Peugeot 306, went from Econo box to balls out rally/hillclimb cars
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  262. All the sounds are intriguing to you as a non truck driver, as a former truckdriver i'm more interested in the scenery and the roads
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  263. Great idea, the pity is after getting to lake Eyre which is a salt lake. Would create a salt water inland sea
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  264. If there's any wear on seatbelts they need to be replaced
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  265. I think the PIT maneuver would be a no no in Australia, anyone out there know?
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  266. Gender reveal parties, sadly the rest of the Western world copying the US
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  267. Nissan cube only came to Australia as a grey import
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  268. Maybe you can check out the meanings of the helmet designs, because they all have meanings
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  269. Think children eat for free if they are under 12
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  270. It's interesting that every country that has a car industry has some form of protection for it, which, was the only country to withdraw it. Yep that would be Australia, suppose the up side I suppose is the value of the older models. Don't suppose anyone thought torana liftback coupes could be worth between $82,000 and $300,000 now.
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  271. I think from '74 to early '80's our speedo's had kph in white as the main reading and mph reading about 1/4 the size in orange.
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  272. And David Pocock is now a politician in the Australian parliament.
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  273. Doesn't help if the police aren't enforcing the traffic laws
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  274. Here in Australia most tow trucks are tilt trays, not sure how we do repo's here
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  275. At 10 minutes that's a MK4 variant, this migh be a wtf moment for you ian. It had a few different engines, 0.9 litre, 1.0 litre 2 cylinders, 1.0 litre 3 cylinder, 1.2 litre 4 cylinder these are all gas engines plus a 1.3 litre 4 cylinder diesel engine. Pretty handy and just a touch over 12 feet long, wouldn't use much fuel and could go most places off road.
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  276. In the tundra is coming this year, after being converted to RHD
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  277. In Australia standard height ceilings in Australia are 7 feet 8 inches, you can get higher ceilings but they cost more.
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  278. Washer dryers in the kitchen because UK houses are about a 1/4 the size of US houses and are 1/3 of the size of an Australian house
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  279. Interesting thing ian the US almost had polymer banknotes, but bless the US government wanted the notes but wanted Australia to sell the the rights to the technology to the US(typical). Australia was only prepared to licence the technology like it has done to many other countries, the US wanted to own the rights to it and charge everyone else to use it. So that's why the US is still using 200 year old technology and one of the easiest to conterfeit.
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  280. Subaru brumby/brat same same
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  281. I'm guessing those police bikes are BMW's, probably 1200 to 1300 flat twins
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  282. Second car looks like Suzuki X90
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  283. Car mazda MX 5
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  284. '08 barina = Daewoo kalos
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  285. The holden barina used to be a Korean Daewoo kalos
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  286. The ford ranger front end was pre facelift that you'd recognise in the states.
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  287. First up royal Dutch Shell petroleum, for a long time I thought it was dutch
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  288. Shell logo hasn't changed much over the decades
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  289. The main difference would be, NFL is state versus state in the US. With the EUROS it's country versus country
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  290. I have a 2011 Suzuki grand vitara 3 door with no warning lights on, I get it serviced every 10,000km or 6 months which ever comes first
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  291. Jesus muddy maker clearly you've never watched a news bulletin, where did you think Alice Springs is?
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  292. Used to turn cars around every 2 years in Australia, as of 2021 it was 10.6 years. Interestingly at the same time around the world, US 12 years, EU 11.5 years, Germany 9.6 years and Ireland 8.4 years.
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  293. Yep that be a double decker.
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  294. Winter in July is a thing down here, to get that winter Christmas vibe
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  295. Aussie 351 Cleveland and probably top loader 4 speed
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  296. Are they really ugly or are they just quirky?
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  297. I know vegan is supposed to be better for you, sorry I can't eat it way too much salt for me since I've had my heart attack.
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  298. O bahn bus guide wheel
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  299. Depending on where your going in Europe maybe google street clothes where your going
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  300. Gemini was an opel kadett from Germany via Japan thru Isuzu.
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  301. Skoda like most of the VW group cars are left AND right hand drive except for Bugatti there LHD only. Skoda exports all over the world.
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  302. Suburban not bulletproof in Australia, had Olds 350 diesel
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  303. Pretty sure all semi's are speed limited here, the heavy the semi the lower the speed limit I think
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  304. Tuna or kingfish farms
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  305. When I was growing up Japanese products were considered crappy, as the decades have gone by we've had new crappies come up. India, korea, Vietnam, china, all these were crappy, most of these are now equal to Japan including china.
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  306. Volvo has a truck plant near Brisbane in Queensland.
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  307. Most housing these days in Australia use stud framing on a solid concrete foundation, mostly single story with brick exterior walls with gyprock(dry wall) interior walls, with either concrete roof tiles or coragated iron. This is called brick veneer, another method called double brick was popular from the 1800's until after WW2, this fell out of favour due to cost. Using a brick outer wall and a brick inner wall that was plastered to a smooth finish, this method was mainly favoured by people coming from Europe, not used much these days due to expense. The time it takes to put up a single double brick house you could build 4 or 5 brick veneer houses. Houses these days come with a written 25 year structural guarantee, a life span of a 100 years is not uncommon if well maintained.
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  308. Here in Australia most new cars these are automatic, so a lot of younger people don't know how to drive a manual. Which I believe caused some issues getting people who could drive trucks of various types here, plus as technology has increased in trucks for various reasons. This has increased the use of automatics in trucks, as well as increasing the pool of people who can drive trucks.
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  309. In australia I think only private schools would have a cafeteria, state schools usually run by mother's/grand mothers of the students. No meals mandated by the government, "street" food sold through the canteen or a packed lunch from home.
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  310. Remember tracks and trails in Europe are way narrower than in alot of other countries, so smaller and narrower vehicles are required
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  311. See if you stuff can find videos on 2 and 4 door valiant pacers and valiant chargers from Australia
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  312. We measure our houses in rooms usually, I'm guessing that'll be a multi million dollar house
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  313. Try buying cigarettes in Australia think it's getting close to 50 aud for a packet of 20, plain packaging with pictures of lung and heart disease,cancer gangrene on them. Every year in the federal budget the tax on tobacco products go up, it's still legal to smoke if you want but it's very expensive. Maybe you should do a reaction tobacco products and in countries around the world.
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  314. Bronze car looks like triumph TR7
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  315. It's a citreon ambulance note sure what model it's based on
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  316. Think they may have come with a diesel V8 as well
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  317. Wonder if the online pharmacy was American owned?
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  318. LandCruiser Prado
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  319. You to checkout V8 supercars
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  320. Not a sandwich if it's a bun, a sandwich is two or three slices of bread
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  321. Maybe that could be a thing to look into, European countries that don't use the euro and what they use as money
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  322. Pretty sure you wouldn't get Australians with big American pickups offering to help stuck semi's, a lot less owner operators here are more owned by big companies (if not quite right, say something 😊). Probably with contracts with towing companies.
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  323. Same here in Australia, they need to if you have any impairments do you need glasses to see, do you have both eyes, do you have limbs missing. Is your vehicle modified to suit your disability, has your modified vehicle been authorised and approved.
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  324. HSV VL SS Commodore group A with bath tub rear spoiler
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  325. The little 4WD in the background was a Suzuki jimny
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  326. Imagine trying any of this with any long nose American prime mover.
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  327. Do they have to be converted to LHD if they are under 25 years old? Don't forget ian there all diesel except for the newest ones which are ev's
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  328. Camira was a world J car related to the Chevrolet cavalier
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  329. You stand on the grate and piss into the water, which makes it self cleaning
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  330. Would like to see the difference between Australian and American paid vacation and paid holidays
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  331. Yep definitely the school for future F1 drivers
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  332. Red squirrels are native to Europe, the grey squirrels you see in England are American squirrels and are an invasive pest animal that has nearly eradicated the native red squirrel. Maybe they need to put grey squirrels on the menu ?
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  333. Side by side like a Polaris not road legal in Australia
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  334. Gotta love the 351 Aussie Cleveland
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  335. Kyle is a shock jock here popular in Sydney, but other states don't care
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  336. red and yellow volunteer life savers, blue professional life guards.
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  337. Nestle pronounced nest lay
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  338. Like what you did to the viper, but if they did the turn signals amber and sequential that would've been cool and safe
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  339. You've never seen the popemobile?
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  340. Lube mobile is still a thing, they come where you park your car at work.
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  341. Sorry Ian, NASCAR is prehistoric compared to most of the others. In Australia we went to centre nut wheels, air lift jacks and programmable refuel systems over 20 years ago in V8 supercars.
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  342. We don't have cable, some areas have satellite there is Foxtel but most people don't have it
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  343. CMU construction not very common in Australia, some hebel block houses are being built. Hebel is airated concrete blocks that can be cut with a handsaw, instead of mortar as a bonding agent and uses glue to hold it together.
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  344. Last car Opel Manta?
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  345. He for got south Australia.
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  346. I like my hotdogs with fried onions, bacon and bbq sauce 😋
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  347. We had a few isuzu models, Gemini, jackaroo, rodeo, piazza among others
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  348. If you don't like it don't watch, of course if you're not f@#k off
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  349. Looked like a 2nd gen(2002) long wheelbase A8, powered by V6/8/10 and W12 gas engines and V6 & 8 diesel
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  350. In Australia only Queensland, N.S.W. and Victoria have toll roads.
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  351. Drooped? As in fully extended?
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  352. But are real plates or knock offs?
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  353. In poland it would be called polish
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  354. Pencil case maybe?
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  355. Holden vectra = Opel Vectra
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  356. Think most states in Australia deposit recycling, there is a large selection of cardboard containers, cans and bottles attract 10 cents per item at a recycling centre. The rest is collected by your local council, if caught littering the fines about $200 depending on the state.
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  357. That beemer looked like an X4 or X6
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  358. We just don't get many US auto brands
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  359. Renault trafic ambulance
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  360. In Australia rent is usually done weekly
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  361. Have you not seen Chrysler turbine concept cars, they were toying with for production cars in the US?
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  362. Steerable rear axle on the truck, a feature I haven't seen on an Australian truck
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  363. If you look in the side mirrors where he's positioned in the lane.
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  364. Unmarked 4WD is Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
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  365. Holden apollo = Toyota Camry
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  366. Most tennis players would be able to speak the languages of the grand slam countries, novak speaks serbian, english, german and probably others as well
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  367. plough? snow plough not a thing here
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  368. Your score is above average for a US citizen, can't call you American. American is anyone from Canada, the US and Mexico.
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  369. Hook turn would be fairly easy to implement in a left hand drive country
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  370. It's been wet this winter in Australia, but I am expecting the country to burn and people to die this summer unfortunately.
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  371. Ah the old grey motor, 132.5 ci of blistering power..... not 3 on the tree, headlight dip switch on the floor, radio not even option. Ah the good old dayz.😊
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  372. Rage is still going, it's on Australian ABC a government funded network since 1932 and covers all platforms
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  373. Camira was Australia's version of the GM J-car
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  374. You'll traffic in European towns are more polite than in the US
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  375. Bit like thunderbird 2?
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  376. Go to a pub/bar in Australia and you are drunk, they will cut off from buying anyore alcoholic drinks. If you serve someone who's drunk and they leave and injure themselves, the bar tender is liable under the law.
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  377. Think in Australia her truck would be a heavy ridgid with a dog trailer, which would be a different licence from a semi.
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  378. That VW was a crafter cab/chassis without body.
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  379. The van was an older ford transit
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  380. The honda civic hatchback, is from Europe.
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  381. Would love to see an American basketball team deal with a European basketball team and there fans
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  382. 1990's brick veneer
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  383. I've been getting my cars serviced 10,000 kms/6,200 miles, for about 20 years here in Australia. Most mechanics here are expected to work to a higher standard than apparently in the US
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  384. They have baseball and gridiron, but there really just grassroots and no TV coverage.
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  385. In South Australia even after school hours in school zones if children are present, school zone speed limits apply.
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  386. Smaller than a golf also smaller than a polo
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  387. Lyrebird
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  388. Body styled along the lines of a 70/71 torino coupe, front clip very much like 71/73 mustang
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  389. Cadillac Seville bustle back, my favorite Cadillac
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  390. Think it's called a bridge?
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  391. Caviar, oysters natural not my thing, oysters Kilpatrick however yum!!
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  392. No car servicing at supermarkets, east coast I heard some supermarkets sell booze not the same all across Australia.
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  393. Got a fast car, there's always track days to give'em the berries.
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  394. I'm wondering if the purple truck is awrap
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  395. Yep it's a big table, 12 feet by 6 feet
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  396. 38% speak english in Europe, it isn't the language of business
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  397. And it's LHD, so you'd have to wait 25 yeaes to import one
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  398. Yellow truck would be a ford cargo
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  399. Some of the super car drivers have been known to camp on the mountain
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  400. EJ 1962 came with GM hydramatic 3 speed automatic, then HD 1965 came with GM powerglide 2 speed automatic, HG 1970 came with trimatic 3 speed automatic, VN Commodore 1988 turbo Hydra Matic 700 4 speed automatic.
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  401. They also use all blue lights on police, fire, ambulance and paramedic responders in oz
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  402. Geely is a chinese company, they also own volvo cars, polestar electric cars, London electric taxi company, Italian Benelli motorcycles and parts own smart car with mercedes benz.
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  403. I here saying astetic all the time ian, what does it mean?
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  404. The dark blue truck looks like it could do dumpster style bins or 2 single bins. The trucks you had at the beginning, with up and over style dumpster bins from the front would be for commercial sites in Australia.
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  405. The silver car is a ford ka
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  406. Yeah we have supermarket bread in Australia, but we also have pretty good bakery bread everywhere.
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  407. Paralysis tick is found on the east coast, they also kill dogs.
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  408. Don't speed you numpty
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  409. Round 50 cent coin
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  410. Government putting the price of pint of beer up from $12 to $15, plus what the pub may add
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  411. A commonish regular family car in Australia would probably be Toyota RAV4, kia sportage or Hyundai Tucson
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  412. Wonder how a european would do identifing US state flags?
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  413. The previous video a 1980's House not particularly old, no wall mounted cupboards in 1980's not an uncommon site
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  414. Oat milk and coconut milk aren't milk plus they've a lot of sweetener in them.
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  415. Think he's trying to mate with her
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  416. I tow a popup camper trailer with a 2011 Suzuki Grand Vitara 3 door with a petrol engine in oz, not a problem. Yanks must be wooses
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  417. The RCZ R was styled after the audi TT
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  418. The adds were probably east coast centric, never heard of wonderland until after it closed.
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  419. Our ute was like taking your elcamino or ranchero and stuffing it with huge horse power. Then putting a hard cover over the bed and creating a 2 seater sports car with a humongous trunk!!
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  420. Back in the olden days of formula One some countries had national colours they raced under, Italy was/is Italian red, Germany was/is silver, France was/is racing blue and England was/is racing green
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  421. Does vacation time rollover to the next year if you don't use all of it?
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  422. The fuel price was $1.63 per litre and there are about 3.75 litre per American gallon and if you have a 20 gallon tank yeah ouch. That fuel is the low price, can get over $2.00 a litre.
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  423. Think they may also use these tracks for micro mini race bikes as well.
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  424. But mutton's a lot harder to find now, Up 'til the 60's hoggart and mutton was quite common, as lamb was a luxury item.
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  425.  @marieravening927  I've tried finding hoggart and mutton, I've had not lucky in the past 5 years. If I ever find it, I reckon it will be double the price of lamb
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  426. Where's any of the veggie?
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  427. Volt was very expensive only lasted 4 years before being dropped.
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  428. It's a city car so you probably won't see it on highways
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  429. With TUV the rules are black and white, no grey areas
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  430. F1 would've been double the rev limit of a nascar engine
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  431. Yeah we generally don't give way to animals, if avoiding an animal is going to cause an accident.
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  432. Guessing lamb would be more in Europe and Commonwealth countries.
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  433. Fewer American cars in Australia, looks like the arse end has fallen out of the jeep market here. Yes new mustangs are around, C8 'vettes here including new Z06 but there like Ferrari expensive. Lots of RAM and Silverado pickups, F150 and Tundra about to come out here as well.
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  434. That funny little SUV was a Suzuki jimny, been around in various iterations since the 60's still made today
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  435. And maybe Cadillac did a crap job building the catera
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  436. I think a lot of the word differences go back to America separated from England, wanted to use slightly different versions of words to separate American language from England.
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  437. Think road rebuilding varies from state to state here in Australia, I'm guessing from prep work to completion can be as little as 6 weeks for a 2 kilometre section. After that times vary greatly
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  438. Just remember 3.75 litres is just over 1 US gallon, which is different to an imperial gallon which is just under 4.6 litres
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  439. Lube mobile is still a thing, they come where you park your car at work.
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  440. Plaid to Americans, tartan to the rest of us
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  441. Opel Frontera was originally an Isuzu Frontera
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  442. What's ranch?
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  443. Many non US acts would use still use a mid Atlantic accent when they recorded there music, for a better chance of being heard in the US
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  444. All the euro buses would have all the modern technology, anti lock brakes, cruise control and everything else you could think of.
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  445. Think rental cars you pay extra for separate GPS units
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  446. I have those style electric roller shutters on all the windows on my place, warmer in winter, cooler in summer, haven't needed to add A/C yet. Plus does increase security, yeah tried to break in the week after they were fitted. They did a bit of damage to the runners but that was it, they wasted an hour or so of there time for no result 👍.
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  447. Pedy pronunced peedy
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  448. Think back in the day Citroen DS was used as a government car in France
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  449. Size wise the DS/CX generally is about the size of a second generation Chevy 2. In Europe it's considered a large car, engine size between 2 and 2.4 litre 4 cylinders.
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  450. Honda cub probably a 50cc or a 90 cc
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  451. Feral cats are all over Australia, in every environment. They are lethal killers of Australian wildlife
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  452. Danube usually pronounced in a lot of English speaking European countries as dan yoo
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  453. Caravans being towed by regular sedans and wagons have been a thing in Australia since the '50's, large off road style caravans have become more popular since the 2,000's.
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  454. What's a bagel?
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  455. Coober peedy id closer
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  456. Probably only about a third of music on US charts are home grown
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  457. Great wall is another Chinese company, they have GWM pickups, haval SUV, tank 4x4 and Ora electric cars
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  458. Maybe should check out the history of TVR
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  459. In Australia the octane numbers are generally 91, 95, 98 and E10 is 94 in my state not sure about the eastern states. I generally use 91 in my car and 95/98 in my bike, never use E10 in either don't trust it not to damage the motors. E10 is not as efficient as regular petrol/gas, you use more to get the same mileage as regular fuel and it's only 3 cents a litre cheaper than regular fuel.
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  460. A lot of the CFS trucks are 4WD
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  461. Renault R5 " super mini"
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  462. Manual transmissions are spring loaded so in the UK you'd push lightly to the left to do 1-2 shift, push back gently for neutral the spring should move it across for the 3-4 shift and back to neutral then pull to the right for your 5-reverse shift or your 5-6 shift. Then reverse would be further right and either up or down. Or a piece of masking tape with pattern written in permanent marker on it in the center of steering wheel.
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  463. $2 note was green/yellow
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  464. Toyota/lexus have quite a few of the V8's in Australia and all imported, 4.0/4.3/4.6/5.0/5.7 and all injected, quad cam.
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  465. The crashes were about as realistic as fast and the furious crashes
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  466. Yep I remember HJ whopper in a cardboard ring
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  467. The white hatchback you couldn't figure out was a Suzuki cutlus, in Australia it was known as either a Suzuki Swift or a Holden Barina.
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  468. A large chunk of hits in the US would not be American, a lot from around the world.
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  469. AMC gremlin/spirit
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  470. Landrover is the more utilitarian model, Range Rover is the more luxurious range but still very capable off-road
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  471. That's a sierra 1500, think think the 2500/3500's are bigger and yes we have them to.
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  472. Shopping centres are what we call shopping malls, we used to have strip shops of 6 to 8 shops on main suburban roads and several corner shops in most suburbs. Still have them but they struggle against the shopping centres.
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  473. Double time is not as common now, it's been brought back to time and three quarters
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  474. They be houses
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  475. Think rolling coal might be illegal in most countries
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  476. We don't have Walmart in Australia, but we do have Costco 17 sites all up including DC's and fuel.
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  477. They maybe considered crossovers
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  478. You could buy a bread maker and make your own bread, certainly an option
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  479. No smoking in any buildings, homes and parks. Also no smoking in cars with children
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  480. In Australia 144/244 Volvos have had V8's put in them, definitely Holden V8's but probably others as well.
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  481. 10:45 Opel manta
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  482. Turning light switches on or off takes very little pressure
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  483. Orange rod is a '32 ford 5 window
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  484. Off road sidecar racing has been around a long time, I remember seeing it in the '60's in South Australia when I was a kid. And it was an old sport back then,
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  485. What's an oonimog?
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  486. Never heard of that brand before
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  487. Scania in Australia would be a medium ridgid with a dog trailer
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  488. Pretty sure skoda was in Australia in the late 1960's to about the mid 1970's with the rest engined/rwd 100/110 model
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  489. Hi ian this has nothing to do with this video, thought you might like to know that the cricket world cup is going to be held in the US this year. At Eisenhower stadium New York, cheers
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  490. As
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  491. All over Australia
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  492. Should check out fred dagg by john clark
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  493. Those crossings are a style of crossing, except for equestrian crossing which is actually for horses and pony's. In Australia we have at least 2 types of pedestrian crossings, zebra and wombat.
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  494. A lot of unmarked police vehicles in oz, usually see Toyota Camry's but a couple of months ago saw a silver unmarked VW kombi van pulling people up.
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  495. Togs have heard it but not very often, heard of boardies(as in board shorts,like surfing) or if you're from the '60's okanooies, or speedo's/budgie smugglers.
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  496. German hot hatches tend to be more converative styling
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  497. The lada started life as a fiat 124 I think
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  498. In oz when the X class was released, top range V6 diesel was $100,000
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  499. Those rear venitian blinds on the rear window would be hard to find.
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  500. Jen ol an caves
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  501. Comparison with Australia I'm guessing would be similar to eui
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  502. Conversation is doable in the US, using SS sedan parts
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  503. ​ @dutchtileworks1332  do you mean Islamic village?
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  504. Ferrari used flat 12 engines in road cars from 1973 to 1996
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  505. Housing construction undertaken by multiple housing companies in new suburbs
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  506. Bride wearing white, guessing hardly any of them would be virgins🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  507. Passed first time, by a point.
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  508.  @hsal79  couldn't do that in Australia from theory to provisional has to be at least 12 months and another 2 year's to get your full licence. Can't get your truck licence until you've been to a driving school form at 3 months before you can go for your truck licence.
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  509. Gender reveal parties, sadly the rest of the Western world copying the US
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  510. What's sick leave and vacation time like in the American auto industry?
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  511. Last manual car I had was 2009 to 2014, the next car was CVT with 5 speed sports shift was kinda like a manual without the clutch that was 2014 to 2021. My current car is a 2011 4x4 suzuki I got in 2021 it's a grandpas car so it's auto.
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  512. Australian army had them back in the day
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  513. I'm an 🇦🇺 and I don't have a single piece of clothing with my country's flag on it, but I think our flag is rubbish
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  514. The ability to turn your power point off, means your saving money as almost everything these is in stand by mode. Why would you want to give the power companies extra money, especially now when electricity is so expensive.
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  515. A lot of your cars are built in America for American tastes, chicken tax anyone? Most of our cars are imported from various markets around the world.
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  516. 164= 6 cylinder, 264= 6 cylinder, 760= 6 cylinder, 960= 6 cylinder, also there all rwd. Everything else is fwd/AWD I believe
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  517. Think in a lot of the newer trucks are automated, with computers controlling a lot of the systems like shift points and engine braking
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  518. I'm probably an exception to the rule, I like cats and dogs, would spend hundreds of dollars dressing them up no, waste of money. Would I spend thousands of dollars on a pet if it was injured or unwell, no I'd have it put down then buy another. Why, there not people there animals.
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  519. Kombee as in VW micro bus
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  520. Although I was and am a car nut,never had car posters in the bedroom. I had a huge blacklight poster of the devil overlooking the horror that was hell. Mum was a devout Christian, so that worked out well her first born loving images of the Antichrist 😊😊
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  521. Racing trucks not uncommon site in Australia, did see them occasionally on the streets in Melbourne in the 80's/90's
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  522. We don't thank anyone for their service, be they emergency services or military.
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  523. Ian if you imagined this roundabout flipped to look American, remember we yield to the right, you yield to the left.
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  524. $9 as loose sounds about right, but might be tap 'n' go now
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  525. 19:15 second gen European ford escort
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  526. Second house would probably be between 1 and 2 million dollars
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  527. Orange drink probably sangria the other one might be water
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  528. Holden ute was easy enough convert to LHD using Pontiac G8 parts.
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  529. So you've got old style sash windows
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  530. Seat is the VW sub brand in spain.
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  531. Ian maybe say sit ron much closer to the pronunciation.
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  532. In the previous government cut funding to medicare, so doctors had to start to charging for the gap between what they got paid for by Medicare and the actual cost. Conservatives have been doing a similar thing to the NHS in the UK, this is what conservative governments do. Be careful what you vote for
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  533. Seeing holden and ford are now defunked over here, so values are only gonna go up.
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  534. Heard most used in Australia
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  535. Gender reveal parties, sadly the rest of the Western world copying the US.
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  536. Ad blue is world wide, of cousre the US would call something else because the US is so special
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  537. Driving with one hand on the shifter all the time not a good way to drive, you have less control of your steering. I've also seen vid's of yanks strangling the gear knob to change gear, using the bottom of your palm and the tips of your fingers generally gives a smoother change.
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  538. Holden astra = Nissan pulsar
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  539. Believe the ES in the 1800 ES stands for estate sports, if not was does it stand for?
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  540. Lamborghini started out making tractors
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  541. Land Rovers have been aluminum since the start in 1948
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  542. 90 metres, 1 metre is about 3 feet 3 inches, so 10 metres is about 32 feet 6 inches. So 90 metres would be around 293 feet
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  543. ERF is the son of the Foden truck company owner, next was Atkinson, ERF was taken over by MAN, Atkinson was taken over by IVECO
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  544. 1978 Opel senator front end was 1978 Holden Commodore front end
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  545. Am I guessing you skipped Adelaide?
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  546. Lot of German and swedish songs
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  547. CMU construction not very common in Australia, some hebel block houses are being built. Hebel is airated concrete blocks that can be cut with a handsaw, instead of mortar as a bonding agent and uses glue to hold it together.
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  548. The tow looks like a Russian lada niva
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  549. Possessing or importing pepper spray in Australia will get you gaol, here it's an illegal weapon.
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  550. Couldn't fit a king-size bed in my bedroom, wouldn't be enough room. Only just enough room with a queen size bed, but I can't have bedside cupboards.
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  551. Yes I loved the sound of the older F1 cars, but quieter exhausts were inevitable
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  552. Rubbish day depends on the council area, mines Monday but the girlfriend's is Friday but in the same council.
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  553. Holden nova was a Toyota Corolla
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  554. Diesel and petrol/gas
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  555. Congrats on junior 3👍😃😃
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  556. Holden nova was a Toyota Corolla
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  557. Liftback
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  558. Air fares in Australia were getting cheaper until covid, plus there is pretty much only one low cost carrier across Australia. Think there's another one coming up in covering the east coast, so flights can vary from $250 to $500 depending on destination. Can't see prices coming down anytime soon
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  559. I live in Australia, yep never heard ours and I'm nearly 70
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  560. English news would be mainly in RP, received pronunciation
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  561. In Australia you see them advertising large 2 door fridges, but still see new homes built with space for a 1 door fridge. Have no idea why
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  562. What you called scratched, heard it called potted in Australia, any other names it's known as?
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  563. ​ @hydrocooledcarrot your meals/food are the same as during the week, the surcharge is to cover the weekend public holiday rate. Which is 2 to 2.5 times the weekly rate and if you get it wrong, you could be up for wage theft. Want to try running a cafe or restaurant?
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  564. Think there are a few beaches on the east coast that have beach boxes/change rooms.
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  565. Maybe SS, pretty sure SS and up had standard brembo's.
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  566. Virginia would make it outer suburban
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  567. There usual in America, they love there dinosaurs. In Europe it's get on the EV bandwagon or don't have transportation
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  568. That Toyota Yaris GR at 6:20 nice
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  569. I'm guessing the state's usually have one main stadium except Tasmania, most are upgraded cricket grounds.
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  570. Ah the effigy, yes a concept car based on a C5 Corvette that was brought to Australia for consideration for sale here but was not going to be sold here so they were going to crush it. The engineering department decided to use for a concept car, threw away the body, stretched the floorpan and created a body reminiscent of the 1953 FJ holden hence effigy. Think apprentices worked on it, still exists at the birdwood mill museum in the Adelaide hills South Australia.
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  571. Holden captiva7 = Daewoo freewind?
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  572. Toyota Corolla
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  573. Good seeing Mazda RX2's & RX3's still racing.
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  574. Those "things" would be off shore oil or gas rigs
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  575. Even if the lights run the length of the roof, would've thought thought they were still called light bars
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  576. SsangYong actyon liftback, have to be one of my favourite SsangYong's. Styling reminds me of a '40's willys sedan.
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  577. Kangaroo s change at mating season, nasty
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  578. Chunder is very Australian, spew is another Aussie word for it
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  579. They test noise levels
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  580. Wrong Daimler, Daimler was a luxury brand by Jaguar
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  581. After the original alpine A106, A 108, A 110, there was also the A310, GTA and A610. Before they started again with the current A110.
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  582. 10:58 Renault R5 turbo
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  583. Think you'll find that the bidet negates the need for toilet paper, less toilet paper means less trees cut down for toilet paper, water can be cleaned and reused in other ways.
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  584. Australia has a national requirement for front and rear plates.
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  585. Cocktail franks
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  586. Cars a '67 ford falcon
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  587. Holden Colorado = Isuzu D max
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  588. Definitely a very trick car.
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  589. Mum and pop supermarkets aren't really a thing in Australia, most people in Australia live in the 'burb's so visiting farmers is not gonna be a thing. Can go to farmers markets, health and safety are as high as the supermarkets, prices are generally higher than the supermarkets but all the profits go to the farmer/seller
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  590. 1978 Opel Monza came to Australia as a HDT Monza modded by Peter Brock, V8 of course
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  591. The red beetle at 11:20 was a baja bug
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  592. You could always get a english style flat cap which is similar to your baseball cap, would certainly lessen the US look os.
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  593. To much to eat? Easy fixed get a takeaway container and take it home.
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  594. VW golf series 1 and 2
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  595. ABS is for the majority that aren't passionate car people, in Europe I'm guessing ABS may be an option on lower spec cars in Europe. In Australia from 2003 cars had to have ABS, or they couldn't be registered.
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  596. Pretty sure all with the 4 front wheels are dual steer.
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  597. Holden Frontera = Isuzu Frontera
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  598. Put the kit kats in the freezer if you can.
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  599. Dumping rubbish on the ground near a bin increases your risk of getting a fine in Australia.
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  600. Combo van = Opel combo van
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  601. Manual transmission is fading out because more people are buying autos, which in turn is causing more trucks to have autos among other things.
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  602. Think NSW is the only state that has yearly vehicle inspection after 5 years
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  603. Diesel passenger cars were huge in Europe, was the economy go to for huge mpg.
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  604. Interesting to note, some of the American trucks sold in Australia require a commercial truck licence
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  605. Renault van, no more funny looking than any large euro van be it ford, Mercedes, Iveco, Peugeot or Citroen. The nissan was a 3 generations old navara.
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  606. Back in the day Volvo used to be owned by ford, 5 cylinder Volvo engines were obviously used by Volvo but also ford in the focus RS/ST models in the noughties
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  607. Convenience stores with fuel are usually the only ones open 24/7 in oz
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  608. Holden Rodeo = Isuzu D max
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  609. Guessing the bus driver requires a bus license and a boat license as well.
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  610. Think the volt cost around $60,000 in 2012
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  611. GMC would be a private import, then converted to RHD guessing it would be around $250,000 on road
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  612. Older houses still have fuse boxes like, it can be expensive to update the old wiring could be 10,000 dollars or more
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  613. Houses the age of yours ian in Australia would either be heritage listed so you can't change them, or demolished to put more smaller houses on the old block.
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  614. Anyone check the name on the light bulb? TESLA
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  615. F1 pit crews, practice between races and back at the factories to keep times low and synchronised.
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  616. The transporter with the 2.5 litre 5 cylinder diesel, half a V10 diesel
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  617. Trailblazer underneath was Colorado ute
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  618. Poutine? Had it for years, called it chips and gravy
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  619. If they had high speed trains in the US, you could live in rural Minnesota and work in Chicago
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  620. Guessing it was parked like that because it wouldn't fit into a regular parking bay, probably need 4 parking bays to park in a shopping centre
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  621. Doors don't usually have deadbolts in Australia anymore, issues with emergency egress if there's a fire or you need to get out in a hurry
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  622. If you don't hail the bus it won't stop
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  623. Wonder what answers they would get if they asked Americans in there 40's
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  624. Ignition switches didn't migrate on to the steering columns until the early '70's when we had to lock the steering column.
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  625. Ian you noticed that the euro semi's seem to have between 4 and 6 wheels over 2 axles even with 3 axles they still seem to have 6 wheels. In Australia our trucks usually 3 axles and 10 wheels.
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  626. He's carrying rainwater tanks, they have specially designed trailer
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  627. 2 speed power glide automatic was between the 3 speed hydramatic and the 3 speed turbohydramatic transmissions. Quite common in GM products in the 1960's to the early 1970's.
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  628. I don't have a problem with the "cost" of living crisis and I was a factory worker before I retired, think a lot of problems are people living beyond there means and putting everything on credit cards. Using credit/debit cards your getting hit with fees that cash doesn't have, if businesses want card only transaction there not serious about being in business.
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  629. That "funny" red truck was a VW transporter cab/chassis
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  630. Vacuum sealing is a pain in the arse
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  631. Im o la
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  632. Ssangyong rodius came to Australia over 2 generations, had a different name here. Think it was an 8 seat people mover
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  633. Guessing the iced coffee was about to expire looking at the date on it
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  634. From the 1800's to the late 1960's the indingeous weren't considered human, they were considered fauna.
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  635. ​ @suicidalbanananana  nah US drivers are crap, there's no way of getting around that. Clueless, incompetent and dangerous
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  636. Think we round up or down, 92 cents down to 90 cents, 93 cents up to 95 cents.
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  637. Ian what are the most meats eaten in America?
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  638. The Subaru is a rapid response unit.
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  639. I went to the last F1 race in Adelaide, Aussie race cars basically a motorcycle with 4 wheels and pick your own body shell. I actually enjoy watching Aussie race cars more than the super cars
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  640. Got those roller shutters on my place in south Australia, on everything except the front door. Warmer in winter, cooler in summer, more secure, cost me 15,000 aud 15 years ago
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  641. 2nd gen Gemini Italian designed Isuzu Gemini
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  642. Yes can be better for the enviroment, if you have green electricity
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  643. Yep no alcohol sales on good Friday and Christmas day
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  644. Sorry ian not on WhatsApp, only on Facebook I'm a bit of a dinosaur 🤣
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  645. Our light switches can be for up to 4 lights
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  646. Cooling towers maybe?
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  647. Do you mean ceiling? Thought roof would be outside
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  648. Your house came with a fridge? That would never happen in Australia!
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  649. S cargo was in Australia, not sure if it was a regular import or a grey import
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  650. All the cars are FWD/AWD
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  651. Stihl think it's pronounced still in english
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  652. Sorry Ian, doesn't surprise me. Even in australia there are thick people, hope you and the family make it down someday. Cheers☺️
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  653. Bidets never made it to Australia either, sad😔
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  654. Hey ian, in Australia we stuffed straight sixes in them at the factory. When you hit the brakes, they just about stood on the front bumper!!😮
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  655. Sorry Ian, watched the video sadly I had no sound 😞
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  656. Yes there are home saunas in Australia, not real common but they are here. I'm guessing in the mountains near Sydney and Melbourne, probably higher end houses.
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  657. The plates can't be touched, they have to be as purchased from the authorities. You change them in any way you have to surrender your plates, get fined, points added to your licence and then purchase new plates. While you're doing all that vehicle can't be driven until new plates are on your vehicle, think that's the same across Australia.
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  658. In my state in Australia, we have about 5 different style of plates.
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  659. L200/triton is 4 generations old
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  660. Always liked the renault R12, the dacia version looks good as well
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  661. Most heavy trucks are usually dual trucks, bigger loads in Australia would be "B" doubles or road trains
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  662. Green diesel
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  663.  @pikminologueraisin2139  RS 200, was that ford America or ford UK/Europe
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  664. Think German police would be by the state, with an over arching national police service
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  665. The second line in the videos tell you which country they are from ian
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  666. Catapillar train
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  667. Sadly Ian you won't see anything but American trucks doing rubbish pick up in America, doesn't matter if they aren't up to the job because America's always the best even if it's not.
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  668. Looks like a B class merc
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  669. Don't quote me on this, learners 17 or 18 depending on state
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  670. Any coupe police car would probably be a pursuit car for running down speeders
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  671. Pretty sure that XY ute instrument was almost original, they weren't painted silver though.
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  672. Polestar started out as a Volvo sub brand, then was spun out as a stand alone EV company
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  673. A lot of newer two storey houses don't have eves or front verandas, they also don't have yards. Typical houses these days the gutters from house to house almost touch, sides of houses have about 3 feet clearance from the boundary to the house wall. Front and back of houses have about 10 feet of space from the boundary to the house.
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  674. They may have a limit of how many people can go there so they don't destroy the environment.
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  675. Blue sky is the creation of jack dorsey the creator of twitter
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  676. Generally pizzas in Australia are 9", 12" and 15", anyone else want to chime in?
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  677. BCF is an outdoors company, stands for Boating Camping Fishing
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  678. Maybe should see if there are any Swedish truck racing videos
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  679. Just call it you ay fa pretty close to how it's pronounced
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  680. Think the S cargo was designed to be a small delivery van for cities like Tokyo
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  681. Looks like it's in a larger town in Victoria
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  682. Legless lizard
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  683. Common infection Australia heavy ridgid truck with a dog trailer
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  684. Current rally cars wouldn't be much wider than the Celica, but they would be much shorter
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  685. I believe traffic in most of Europe are required to pullover and stop, to give clear access for emergency vehicles. There's fines if you obstruct emergency vehicles
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  686. "3" and orange now called Vodafone I think
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  687. To get a Christmas "crown" you need to buy Christmas crackers/bon bons, inside is a paper "hat" a dad joke and a token.
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  688. Europe is the same as Australia, a lot more cars and wagons tow trailers and small pop-up camper trailers
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  689. LDV chinese
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  690. Toyota landcruiser PRADO, maybe Toyota landcruiser 250 in the US
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  691. E cigarettes are being banned in Australia, no flavours only regular tobacco flavour. E cigarettes will only available by prescription from your doctor to help give up smoking, Anyone caught selling to minors are having there stock confiscated and fined. Higher surveillance at ports and airports to catch incoming e-cigarettes.
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  692. This has nothing to do with this video, knowing your interest in pickups. This list is in aussie dollars, RAM TRX $225,000, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 $128,000, RAM 1500 $110,000, coming soon Ford F150 $107,000 SWB, due in 2024 Toyota Tundra.
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  693. 1963 EJ Holden
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  694. Macedonia is kinda north west of Greece
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  695. Pitch black yep see it and the other riddock movies
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  696. Aus star pre dated Foxtel
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  697. Australia uses pedestrian icons just like europe
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  698. I use mostly cash and card for the rest, obviously card for online shopping.
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  699. Just go with kal goo lee and you should be close. Drove thru that area a country of weeks ago on the way back to Adelaide from Christmas/new year in freo, glad i missed it
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  700. Driving a bus you to remember his steering wheels are at least a row of seats behind the driver, so the driver has to delay turning, it's not like driving a car.
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  701. Must shows what dickheads the American cattlemen were
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  702. Got 17/21
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  703. Freedom of choice in the US, true but the majority of US citizens have chosen to be stupid.
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  704. MG MGB GT, coupe and roadster, 1.8 litre 4 cylinder later 3.5 litre buick V8 coupe only. MGC GT 2.5 litre 6 cylinder coupe only
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  705. As the temperature changes more flies and cockroaches are around for longer, oh joy😒
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  706. It is because slogans like buy American
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  707. US plates are "pretty" , but not necessarily legible . European plates tend to have a uniform design, colour, lettering, numbers use a uniform font as well
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  708. 12:15 many names, depending on what state you're from. Murray magpie, pied lark to name a few
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  709. Reefer trailer just called refrigeratorated trailer in Australia
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  710. I think the navigators do reconnaissance runs to write up their track notes
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  711. Holden Jackaroo = Isuzu trooper
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  712. Interesting comparing V10 era F1 cars to current era F1 cars, they both produce about the same horsepower. Think modern F1 cars are lighter, quieter, better/different aero, different tyres, different everything moves on. Drivers in every era were Superstars, but they get paid way better for the risk involved
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  713. At 10:43 that was the CX which replaced the DS
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  714. I youth radio in Australia your know triple J, which is a part of the national network. They usually put a disclaimer on before a naughty word song then have at it.
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  715. I remember back in the '60's rubbish trucks had 4 man teams, the trucks would have hessian/burlap bags off the sides of the trucks. 1 guy driving, 1 guy collecting the beer bottles and 2 guys running either side of the streets picking up and returning the metal bins as they went.
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  716. Harley's are kinda nice for that type of motorcycle, but they cost a shit ton of money
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  717. In australia hyundai is a pretty popular brand, used to be part owned by mitsubishi. Kia was part owned by mazda, then bought out by hyundai.
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  718. Think the European lynx might be related to the American bobcat
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  719. You may want to do a deep dive on the German auto brands decade to decade, plus there sub brands as well.
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  720. Sorry ian to me the crossfire coupe and the convertible styling was questionable, but of the 2 the convertible had a more cohesive design. Put compared to the OG car, they were both questionable.
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  721. No shows Mediterranean sea fits inside Australia
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  722. Tipping: glad I haven't been to America, cause if I got the bill and was expected to pay a "20%" tip. I would be sorely tempted to them get there boss to give them a pay rise and stop begging for money.
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  723. In Australia the second and third truck trailer combination would be called a heavy ridgid truck and dogger trailer.
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  724. One tonners were almost exclusively bought by tradespeople when new
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  725. Used to have water towers in Australia, almost non existent now
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  726. That was an old thing that's coming back again, 10% surcharge on Saturdays and 15% surcharge on Sundays to cover penalty rates for staff on the weekends.
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  727. Rest of the world doesn't have US style cheerleaders, certainly not in schools
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  728. Remember in Italy they use Lamborghini Gallardo/Huracan as pursuit cars
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  729. Commodores have been replaced by Toyota RAV4 and Kia Sorentos
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  730. Large American pickups are not that common in Australia, because they have to be imported, converted to RHD, approved for registration in the state you live. Your looking at between $100,000 to $200,000, then you have to buy your caravan depending on what type you want could as much as the pickup. Don't forget the fuel, gas costs up to $8 a US gallon or $10 a US gallon in the cities, way more beyond the metro area.
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  731. The "hills" to the south and east of Adelaide are the mount lofty ranges, the others heading north are the flinders ranges.
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  732. You're in the wrong lane ian
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  733. All Holden Commodores from 1978 to 2006 were based on Opel rekord/senator bodies
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  734. Absolutely nothing to do with this video, could be in your next Australian Reddit reaction. Australian beer going up to 15 dollars Australian
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  735. Chicago dogs? Sorry Ian never heard of them maybe just "famous" in Chicago?
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  736. As an Australian, knew all of these were British
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  737. Australian bush turkey looks a bit like a North American turkey, but is not related
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  738. Yeah the colardo not the same as the American one, based on the Isuzu d max. Manufacture in Thailand stopped in 2020 when GM shut down the manufacturing of all right hand drive vehicles.
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  739. Think it was a Renault/dacia duster
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  740. No robots in Australian stores, only 2 major chain stores coles and woolies have self service check outs.
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  741. A lot of mark 1 and mark 2 ford escorts, Opel manta
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  742. Motegi twin ring, I think it was built by honda by cutting the top off of a mountain.
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  743. We do hear of uber drivers getting beat up and robbed over here. Also hear of uber drivers refusing to pick up blind people with there dogs, as well as sexually assaulting women.
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  744. Like apple pie, but can't eat it 😒. I live a carb free life, so no apple and no flour, no store bought or home made
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  745. Around the Mediterranean sea it's called the Mediterranean climate for a reason, we have similar regional areas in Australia as well.
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  746. That place might be on acreage
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  747. Hook turn has been used in Melbourne since 1965, so 60 years.
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  748. Sorry but Kenny wallace is talking out his arse
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  749. The white building is the NT Parliament building.
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  750. 8 tracks had a very short life in oz, they got murdered by cassettes.
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  751. Know cars in Australia haven't had ashtrays since probably the early 2,000's
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  752. Yes we get a lot of euro cabovers in australia, haven't seen any eastern european or Renault or VW trucks. Have seen freightliner and Kenworth cabover and long nose trucks, plus other long noses but haven't seen any autocar or Peterbilt.
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  753. FWD derived land rovers and range rovers have 2 diffs front and rear, the rest are 4×4 or AWD based and have 3 diffs, front, rear and centre
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  754. Can't get in Australia, it doesn't pass of our safety regs and probably crash testing
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  755. Na ra court
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  756. Every flat I rented in Australia cooktop/ oven, sink and cupboards came with the flat. The only things you supplied was the table and chairs and the fridge/freezer and usually a smallish one, as there wasn't room for a larger one in the kitchen or enough room to get a larger into the flat.
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  757. We do have desalination plants in South Australia, they are expensive to build, expensive to run, so the water they make is expensive. All desalination plants are privately owned I believe, so they have to turn a profit. All states used to own all there water infrastructure, but were encouraged to sell all our infrastructure by the federal government about 40 years ago.
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  758. Truck driving, be they small box trucks or massive Australian road trains it's a special skill that not everyone has. I know I drove trucks for eleven years before I retired and I would've considered myself to be a a below average to average truck driver.
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  759. Jawa also made scooters and motorcycles
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  760. As in America you can buy cigarettes pretty much anywhere in Australia, a few differences though. Advertising has been banned since the 80's or 90's, no company logos and plane packaging guessing since the 2010's. Tax is huge might north of 60% by now.
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  761. Imagine the Ford coupe with the last barra turbo 6 yikes
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  762. Check out mortgage belt prices to buy or rent in each state
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  763. The equinox and the cruze had orange bulbs where you had nothing here in Australia
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  764. If it's the same guy, he used to drive F1
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  765. 5:58 Toyota land cruiser Prado
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  766. Alpina are BMW enhancers
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  767. Hot pants
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  768. In Oz masks still required in hospitals and doctors surgeries.
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  769. Do like a fruit bat
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  770. They've recently released gluten free tim tams
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  771. Haven't eaten beef or lamb that often in Australia it is expensive these days, they've become treat proteins. Fish can be expensive depending on what you buy, pork's getting up there as well. Chicken is still relatively affordable.
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  772. Maybe you should check out the Subaru svx coupe
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  773. The reason they are going electric is internal combustion engines are being banned in Europe from 2030.
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  774. FED EX and DHL are everywhere, UPS not so much. Aramex from Saudi Arabia are another player
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  775. If you've got a type G plug out the wall and on the floor where could step on it, you deserve a lego brick moment.
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  776. Pretty much all European wagons/SUV's with AWD/4x4 are all off road capable, may even put some US equivalents to shame
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  777. That truck was a Hino, Think part of the Toyota group. Interesting fact Hino made the Toyota FJ cruiser for Toyota
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  778. Guessing he's an experienced bus driver and he would have a very good understanding where his axles are, plus pretty sure he would have his mirrors set up how he needed them.
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  779. Interestingly ian, most major cities in the US in the first quarter of the 20th century had pretty decent public transport. Then the major car manufacturers stepped in and started buying up the public transportation, then gradually closed it all down. Then you had to get a car to get around, state and local authorities, were encouraged by the car companies setting up joint ventures with state and local governments with putting in road infrastructure. And viola you have a driving culture by the end of WW2.
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  780. Checking account, Australia Bank account
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  781. Used to have florida style plates in Australia with state "advertisment" on it, think there may have been a law change. Now most plates just have numbers and state stamped into them.
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  782. Just goes to show you don't need a big arse American 4WD pick-ups to work in the snow.
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  783. Late night coffee only at 24 hour service stations
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  784. Well Google's algorithm for YouTube is very pro US, conservative Christian and brain dead
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  785. Most states don't show the area code within the state, you only use the area outside the state. In Australia there are 2 numbers in the area code, the first number is 0 the second number is particularly to the state. If the state is Queensland the state number would be 7, so the area code is 07.
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  786. ​ @1ihws 
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  787. Yankee pick ups are Way roo big, plus they are useless at carrying capacity. Plus the big ones are used as a status symbol much like an AMG or M power in Europe
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  788. Green lidded bins are generally green waste, red lidded bins are generally household waste and yellow lidded bins are generally recycling.
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  789. Well when stonemasons started dying the stone was history.
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  790. Your rest areas sound plush compared to Australia, here it's a deviation off the main highway probably enough room to park 6 to 8 road trains, asphalt maybe one or two Enviro toilets and a couple of rubbish bins
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  791. Food standards are bad in the US, because it's about company profit not about people's health
    1
  792. Definitely check out sabine Schmidt
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  793. Maybe a comparison of truckstops/rest stops in various countries
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  794. We have english Lucozade and American Gatorade in Australia, haven't seen either advertiser here for a long time.
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  795. ? Fawna? Thought it was fauna
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  796. In Europe it's all about safety, but then America tends not to implement things they didn't invent. Being such a big Market other companies have to bend to the American ideal wether it's safe or not.
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  797. All ivecos are 6 cylinder diesel
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  798. Back in the 1970's/80's all state police forces had contracts with the big 3 car manufacturers in Australia. That being Chrysler, Ford and Australia
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  799. Eye wash bowl?
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  800. You take your shopping trolley from the supermarket to wherever else you need to go, take it to your car load your car put it in the trolley bay and leave the carpark.
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  801. Scurry = Suzuki carry van
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  802. Most of Europe will be electric cars by 2035 I think, Norway is mostly electric now.
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  803. Depending on the state 3 to 5 km's ( 2 to 4 mph) over the speed limit will see you loosing money to the cops. They've started introducing mobile (cell) fone cameras, you touch your fone in your car, your going to loose a whole bunch of money as well.
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  804. Australian for Marmite
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  805. All that food should've been given to foodbank oroz harvest
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  806. Think Australia has some of the best Wagyu outside of Japan
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  807. Back in the 1970's/80's all state police forces had contracts with the big 3 car manufacturers in Australia. That being Chrysler, Ford and Australia
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  808.  @peterhoz  🤣🤣 😬
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  809. 4:20 looked like a Toyota land cruiser
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  810. Think those sidecars are all running leading link front forks on the front,
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  811. If you don't hail the bus it won't stop
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  812. In Australia 3kph over the limit you're done, hidden radar units, unmarked cars and point to point. You usually don't know unit the fine shows up in the mail in 2 weeks time, plus demerit points off your licence.
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  813. Engine bay pretty much the same as a '65/66 dodge dart.
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  814. Isuzu d max= Mazda BT50
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  815. Mazda BT50 is a ford ranger clone, the latest mazda BT50 is a Isuzu D-MAX clone😅
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  816. Ian pretty sure there's no backup car, so they build a new car for the next race.
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  817. Ian the Commodore Also came as a 1 tonner from '03 to '07, they also had a 4 door ute called the crewman with a removable bed PLUS rwd or awd😊. The ford falcon ute from 1998 to 2016 had a removable bed so it could be turned into a 1 tonner.
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  818. Tim and tom, Chinese knock off
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  819. The sporty coupe was a Purvis eureka in Oz, think it was called a sterling in the states
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  820. Yep ikea ad, they redid the room with IKEA equals one confused dog, simple really
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  821. We have similar solid front doors in Australia and similar hollow interior doors as well.
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  822. Longer the chassis the more twist.
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  823. We have ram and chev pickups, ford and Toyota will probably be here by the end of the year
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  824. And the toranas are about the same size as a Chevy vega ian,
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  825. The only reason I know of ohio the kent state university killings by the national guard.
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  826. Free refills not a thing in straya
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  827. I watch regular tv, but then I don't have a smart tv. I watch you on my smart phone
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  828. Notice at 5:35 the black sierra is a sedan
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  829. You did have Opel in the US they were sold as Saturn's
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  830. When holden made the Commodore they grabbed the body of the 4 cylinder Opel, then grafted a 6 cylinder Opel
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  831. Front end on to the 4 cylinder body then stuffed a V8 in it and ta dah holden Commodore.
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  832. Cargo-flex rig a "B" double in Australia
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  833. Ford/FPV was a subsidiary of a English company.
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  834. If wearing sneakers/tennis shoes marks you out as an American it would also make aussies stand out as well.
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  835. SUEZ is a privately owned rubbish/recycling company that's in at least 3 states in Oz.
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  836. I suspect there's a lot less bad German drivers, seeing it's a country rule followers. As opposed to the US with millions of bad drivers and most people breaking the rules than following them
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  837. I'm guessing the G waggen was being used as a pace because of the strict speed limits in Switzerland.
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  838. Wouldv'e thought US citizens would learn US english, mexican spanish and canadian french
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  839. The weird one is a skoda yeti 2009 -17 was replaced with the karoq and kamiq
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  840. US sports are all about making money, has nothing to do with the sports
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  841. Iveco's are ubiquitous across Australia, day cabs seem to be the most commonly used cabs.
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  842. 2001 astra = Opel Astra
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  843. Think Nissan juke was loved by gen z
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  844. I just have a regular plate, I'm too cheap to give the government body extra money for a fancy plate. Interesting side note, when veteran and vintage plates are retired and returned to the government. When they have enough of them, they are auctioned off to the highest bidder think the victorian number 1 plate went for over a million dollars must have been over 20 years ago.
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  845. Are there deer in central park NYC?
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  846. Australia sports, dances and the like are extra curricular
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  847. Ok ian so not very safe, changing gears with no hand on the that's a fail young man😔
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  848. Hi Ian, I live 15 minutes from McLaren Vale would have to say my absolute favourite from there would be kay brothers montaro yum.
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  849. Suzuki cars are in most markets, just not the US
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  850. Irish gaelic, Scots gaelic, welsh and Cornish are all related
    1
  851. Gourmet burgers are always better and usually have handmade patties
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  852. Subaru acsent pretty sure that's America only and probably LHD.
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  853. Batmania after john batman
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  854. A fair chunk of those songs charted in Australia
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  855. So many bins would suggest an apartment complex, tip bins/dumpsters are generally used by businesses.
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  856. If it's not invented in the US, they won't use it.
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  857. For the most part you can get up to 10 days sick leave, depending on were you work, a lot of companies are trying to copy the american way(sux). A lot of places your first year is earning your sick days (sux), if you run out of sick days you need to get a doctors certificate. You won't loose your job but you won't get payed.
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  858. Silver car english first gen ford Granada
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  859. '94 Barina = Opel corsa
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  860. Bee hotel we have them in Australia for native bees
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  861. Kilt would be wool
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  862. And volvo is owned by geely of china
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  863. You could see potential for these types of trains on East and West Coasts of Continental US, from Washington State to California and from Maine to Florida. But it won't happen because the US is addicted to cars
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  864. Does happen in Australia, but probably not to the extent it does in europe
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  865. Should try moving a 32 inch tube TV jeezus
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  866. Not surprised the US is cheaper by a third
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  867. That would be aunty jack, an irreverent comedy show from the ABC the government funded multi media company.
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  868. Mitsubishi Triton= fiat fullback
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  869. Self parking is reasonably common on upper model euro cars, also on some Korean and Japanese cars as well.
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  870. Funny I thought magnetic termite mounds pointed north
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  871. Vehicle manufacturers in the US don't want citizens buying non US manufactured vehicles, noticed how there aren't any Chinese brands there? There's probably around 10 Chinese vehicle brands in Australia at the moment, with another 5 to come in the next couple of years.
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  872. Prickly pears, are an invasive species that did massive damage to Australian agriculture in the first half of the 20th century.
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  873. Shuttle = Isuzu van
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  874. Think 7 elevens are mostly in Vic and NSW, someone correct if I'm wrong on that. Definitely know there are none in SA.
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  875. In Australia the plate stays with the car, in my state it costs $660 to register a 4 cylinder car $820 for a 6 cylinder, $955 for a V8, $915 for ute and $1,150 for an American pickup. For 12 months in aud
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  876. We only used maybe 2 or 3 of the rules and our courts were way bigger. Like the 6 squares shown but divided into 4 rectangles.
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  877. Yep played it in the 60's/70's in high school, there were about 10 courts painted in the quadrangle at school.
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  878. Holden jackaroo if it made it to the US, may have been the Isuzu trooper. Jackaroo is a male cattle hand and a jillaroo is a female cattle hand.
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  879. Anyone in the US got a Unimog that ian can check out in IRL
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  880. Never ever seen a sausage roll look like that, oh my god that's ginormous
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  881. FX or to give it it's correct name 48/215 utes are rare and would probably fall into the mid to high 5 figure range price wise, even rarer would be the FJ panel van almost as rare as hens teeth.
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  882. Yeah illegal not to be in the right lane and the need give clear access to emergency vehicles
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  883. In Australia generally mobile fone plans are unlimited talk and text.
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  884. @RealHooksy  predate a submarine by about fifty to a hundred years
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  885.  @karenlittle8041  think subs is an Americanism
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  886. Where possible check out all the Ford's and GM from Europe, there's a lot
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  887. Don't be too hard on yourself ian, most people would be hard pressed to pick the countries as well
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  888. Still got 2 of those door mats at my front door
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  889. Pretty sure most "B" double trailers use side curtains
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  890. Back then, they had special fuel blends, tyres, suspension settings, power settings among other things and this was just for qualifying.
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  891. I liked the convertible very nice
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  892. Opel is now owned by stellantis
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  893. Just saw the old man, he said a few of words I didn't understand. What is scripture and who is God?
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  894. No hailing a bus is all over Australia
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  895. Everest is an SUV version of the ranger
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  896. Each state in the US having their own EAS plus a federal one may be unique to the US, I think most other countries would have one. Don't know if Australia has one, I've never heard it.
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  897. Yep remember them, also remember the grey 100 dollar bill
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  898. Don't think cybertrucks are available here yet, I know one is here for promotional purposes
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  899. I don't use credit cards, I only use a debit card so probably wouldn't be able to get a loan in the US
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  900. Theory test is a lot tougher here, we have I think 10 picture questions at the beginning you need to get 8 right if not it's an automatic fail and you have to rebook to do the test again. I had to do mine 4 times.
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  901. XA to XC Ford coupes always look good with big tyres stuffed under the rear guards/fenders
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  902. The Japanese also bomded in WA as well.
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  903. At 6:30 was the Renault 5, was known as the AMC Le Car
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  904. Yes but ian the prius may be the future of rallying, as most of the world slides towards automotive electrification.
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  905. In australia people used to put holden 6 cylinder motors in them, also heard of a few fitted ford 302 windsor motors
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  906. At 6:40 2 Mercedes vans and 1 fiat van
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  907. In Australia, buses are metro areas, coaches are interstate
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  908. Glass sliding door
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  909. In Australia, Macdonalds for example how you want your burger done is not an option. what's on the board is what you get even if you order online or on the app, plus most American fast food places are drive-thru. If there are things on the burger you take it off yourself. There is very little interaction with staff in the store, touch screens are used.
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  910. If that's filmed in your backyard, you've got a big arsed property, looking like at least an acre
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  911. Sounds very similar to Australia
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  912. Now skoda has a range of SUV's so maybe getting closer to selling in the states.
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  913. Ben et ton is how it's pronounced, just for future reference ian. Great post
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  914. Never heard of anyone running errands for the driving instructor, must be because it's done through high schools in the US. It's done privately in Australia, most lessons are an hour long and can cost up to $100 aud an hour. l
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  915.  @IWrocker  think at the moment it costs about $3,200 aud to your licence if there are none fails.
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  916. Yep Bluetooth was named after king harald bluetooth and the symbol for bluetooth is based on the norse runic language.
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  917. Bugatti only in left hand drive, so can't be registered in Australia.
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  918. That truck and trailer set up is pretty common in straya.
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  919. Ah the balls in Rundle mall, a common meeting place in the mall known locally as the malls balls. It's actually a sculpture.
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  920. Holden viva = Daewoo lacetti
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  921. Ford heavy haulers became Sterling then became freightliner
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  922. Think in the end the seat driver needed to get closer to the kerb?
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  923. But biggest problem with Euro wagons is price, they're expensive to service and maintain
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  924. Have to say the Teri is by far my favorite skoda
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  925. I rarely make appointments to catch up with people, I prefer to just show up.
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  926. In Australia our biggest selling mpv or minivan was the Toyota Tarago, think was called the previa in the US. Back then our biggest selling cars would've been Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon
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  927. Interesting jackknife the patrol and trailer performed
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  928. Yep 8.95 would be loose change in Australia
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  929. ​ @davidmalarkey1302 glad they can't drink, they're too stupid to have alcohol.
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  930. Pretty much looks like grassroots racing UK style
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  931. As you have both in your cars, you probably already know kph without being taught it.
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  932. D'arenberg cube live 10k's from it
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  933. Is that a tilt tray on the Tatra?
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  934. Holden barina = Suzuki Swift in Australia
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  935. Snow maybe snowy mountains
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  936. MGB coupe white, rover sedan green, rover lift back white
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  937. The "screen" door is a triple locked security door fairly common in Australia now, why because you can't trust the thieving scum hanging around out neighbourhoods.
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  938. We would call them caravans in australia
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  939. Still got my Sunbeam electric frying pan
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  940. The red trucks are metropolitan fire service (city/metropolitan fire brigade).
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  941. 2 bottle sizes in Australia, 750ml(long neck), 375/330ml(stubbies)
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  942.  @DrMcKay66  but have you taken into account export, import, transport costs, all the taxes from the brewery to the bottle shop and the profit for everyone involved. From about 2.20 USD in Belgium to 10 USD in Illinois, probably a touch expensive wouldn't be an everyday beer in the US
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  943. In Australia compulsory seatbelts 1971, air bags 1995
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  944. Love mushrooms on toast
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  945. Maybe see if you find vid's of major towns or regonal cities in each stae.
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  946. Paris doesn't have a lot of CCTV's like so wouldn't be as easy to keep track of errant scooter riders.
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  947. The dark bronze car was a mark 2 ford escort
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  948. I used to work for Mitsubishi in Australia before they closed, so for me it has to be an Evo
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  949. Red and White car would be a Holden Commodore
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  950. Yeah a lot of European vans are fwd
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  951. Maybe cool um
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  952. Sorry Belmont not Belmore, apart from that all good 👍
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  953. Buying a door in Australia doesn't come with the door frame
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  954. Driving a bus you to remember his steering wheels are at least a row of seats behind the driver, so the driver has to delay turning, it's not like driving a car.
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  955. Never had to add anything to the water to make it softer in Australia.
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  956. Don't think the south of England has snow ploughs
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  957. My parents place had a fuse box like that right 2020 when it was sold
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  958. Here in Adelaide we have about 6,000 people sleeping rough every night, in a city/suburbs of around a million. Obviously not great but seems way better than parts of America.
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  959. In Australia the government encouraged the car industry to leave by disenstivising it, think we're the only country to close down the car industry. So now 100% imported.
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  960. Yeah we have heaps of Chinese car brands in Australia, there's no car industry left to protect so it's have at it
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  961. Yeah saw duel at the movies when it came out
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  962. Mercedes Benz in Germany is a bit like GM in the US, from econo to luxo.
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  963. No our cop cars don't have pillar mounted spot lights
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  964. There is a guy in england who fitted a ford RS turbo motor to a MG coupe
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  965. Right first time I bis
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  966. Think the black ragtop was a holden cascada
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  967. Buying a door in Australia doesn't come with the door frame
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  968. Have MAN and Scania buses in SA
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  969. Your engineering and space industry has been using the metric systems for decades.
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  970. But you didn't click within the boundaries, close is not a win.
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  971. Fire truck was international acco, now part of Iveco
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  972. US land of the free, kinder eggs banned in the US what a land of losers
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  973. Holden nova our version of a Toyota corolla
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  974. Think america is the country that have frat houses and sororities
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  975. Think up until lately the only cars that didn't have a diesel option would have been super cars and hyper cars
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  976. That was a prado 3 door, foretuner is different
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  977. What's HVAC?
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  978. Although the coupe 60 was a concept, believe it was pretty much road ready.
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  979. You can hear short shifting and not using maximum revs
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  980. Holden drover = Suzuki Sierra/sidekick
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  981. Ian save your money up and take your family to the nearest country to the continental US for a week and tell what it was like
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  982. Your love the VW group ☺️☺️☺️
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  983. Seat leone is a Spanish VW polo/golf
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  984. Never heard of 9 ball until I saw the movie colour of money
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  985. Evening meal time for me if it's after 8 pm and I haven't had a meal, it's a very light snack before going to bed in an hour or so.
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  986. Did you notice the difference in shape of the front and rear wheel arches? They attached the face lifted body panels to the previous models body.
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  987. You'll probably find that maybe more than a third of the music artists you here in the US aren't from the US, there from all over the world.
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  988. Think in Australia all tracks are flat and all are dirt, if that's wrong chuck in a comment.
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  989. America gets 3 races, which countries are going to loose there races so America can have 3?
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  990. Speed limits in most Australian capital cities is 40kmh/25mph, some are already trialling 30kmh/20mph as well.
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  991. But they'll probably sell thousands here, there already selling thousands of rams and chevs here
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  992. Tapas not in Australia is not cheap, three small plates going to cost about fifty dollars Australian
    1
  993. $100 note was grey
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  994. Like Brutus pretty much a massive engine in a frame, gotta love the old times race cars
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  995. Because it's not made in America maybe, we know how you yanks only like made in America.
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  996. The US is the most powerful third world country
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  997. Range Rover Evoque was the first car
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  998. I think in all states in Australia if you ignore the emergency services vehicles and don't yield for when they have their lights and or sirens on you can expect to lose points off your licence and get a fine as well.
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  999. We only have one US brand imported here and that's jeep, but there on shaky ground because they've got shit quality and poor service quality. We import ford, ram, chev and soon tundra and reman them for Australia, but they are all over $100,000 aud so there all considered luxury vehicles so get the luxury car tax of 33% on top as well. Heard electric caddy might be coming here as well so that'll get the luxury tax as well.
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  1000. I've been to free public toilets in Australia you wouldn't go into because they reaked before you got to it
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  1001. Leyland DAF is now a Chinese company called LDV, as in Leyland DAF vehicles
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  1002. Water is usually free in Australia.
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  1003. Paddy melo
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  1004. The Audi looked like an A1
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  1005. Muller rig would be considered a road train in Australia, we also don't see a lot of steerable trailers here either
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  1006. They export only stuff that we don't get
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  1007. Sadly we never got the dodge charger police cars, bit of a bummer 😞
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  1008. A lot of round front door handles in Australia, my house has lever handle on the screen door on the right side of the door and a round door handle on the left side of the main door
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  1009. Many old low number plates in all states are auctioned off by the state governments to the highest bidder, some go for up to seven figures.
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  1010. Insurance, is that personal injury insurance or is it vehicle insurance? In Australia personal injury insurance is part of your vehicle registration, vehicle insurance is recommended but not compulsory.
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  1011. Let's face it Ian, the YouTube algorithms were created by dickheads
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  1012. Pledge of allegiance, cultist and a bit authoritarian
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  1013. The orange trucks are similar to what we had in the 70's in Australia
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  1014. Sorry ian don't have telegram
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  1015. Barefoot definitely Qld, NT and WA
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  1016. Don't think I ever saw a divas store, might have been east coast only
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  1017. Even
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  1018. Never had a smors, think it was a mostly scout thing
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  1019. Ian imagine what your Subaru would sound like with 2 extra cylinders, orgasmic
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  1020. Gotta love a Goanna
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  1021. Holden barina was depending on generation, it could be Suzuki, opel, daewoo or Chevrolet korea
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  1022. Can't turn airbags off in Australia
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  1023. Second one was a GS
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  1024. Put up a list of the different Bathurst eras, pick the era with the most votes. Then watch the most voted for of that era, now that may be interesting.
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  1025. Hard to play lawn darts in Australia even if you wanted to. Most houses built in the last 15 years don't have backyards
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  1026. None of our big rigs have a single axle truck, there all active dual axles
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  1027. Chevy Volt, Holden volt, Opel ampera all same same
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  1028. 1977 Opel rekord pretty much equals 1978 Holden Commodore
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  1029. I'm from Adelaide, I use to live about 20 km from the track. If the wind was blowing the right way, I could here the cars from home.
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  1030. Don't quote me on this, but I maximum lift in australia is about 2 inches with some states giving different allowances for tyre sidewalls. Yes/no?
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  1031. Police in Australia expect you to know the rules when you come here, no quarter given.
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  1032. In oz E scooters are illegal on public roads
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  1033. What is circle K?
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  1034. Why do they rebadge vehicles in the US, because tanks are so parochial unless it's got a US brand badge on it, they won't buy it. That's how retarded the US is
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  1035. Timber in Australia come from mainly pine plantations
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  1036. Remember ian a Germany coin is nothing a thing, a German coin is
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  1037. Our light switches can be for up to 4 lights
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  1038. The renault R5 turbo, they took the motor out the front and put a bigger turbo 4 where the back seat used to be. Bonkers but fun
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  1039. Sadly Ian Australia is already burning, think the northern territory is already on it's third lot of bushfires this spring.
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  1040. Yeah 2CV appearance was never a high priority, functionality was much more important. It was in production from 1948 to 1990, with minor updates until it proved to be unviable.
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  1041. That was sold pretty much everywhere except the US, it's later underpinnings were the same as a fiat 500
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  1042. Because of your wife's heritage it makes sense to become fluent in Spanish, probably the Spanish your wife's family speaks
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  1043. Bbq sauce or tomato chutney are my go to's
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  1044. Best decription i've ever heard of a WRC rally car on full song would be a can full of angry wasps.
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  1045. Jeez they would've had a fit seeing full frontal nudity on TV in the '70's in Australia
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  1046. David Pocock played rugby union not rugby league.
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