The state of having yellow cheese powder on your fingers, while eating a packet of Twisties. The phrase was made popular in the comedy series Kath and Kim.
Similar to "Dorito fingers" and "Cheezel fingers".
Don't touch me! You've got Twistie fingers!
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Crunchy twisted corn snacks made in Australia by the Smiths Snackfood Company. Twisties have been around for decades and have become an Australian institution much like Vegemite.
Traditional Twisties come in two flavours - the ever popular cheese flavour, and the try-hard chicken flavour. Recently Smiths have tried to leverage the Twisties brand by releasing Twisties Cheese-O's, a blatant rip-off of Cheezels produced by rival company Arnotts, and Twisties Zig-Zags. But nothing compares to the original taste of Cheese Twisties.
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Expression of shock or disappointment.
Australian colloquialism made popular by the character Ted Bullpitt in the 70's sitcom "Kingswood Country".
(synonym) "D'oh!"
Pickle me grandmother !! The wog's just crashed into the Kingswood !!
When you're watching a serious TV show and some smart ass in the household casts a lame YouTube video to the ChromeCast.
Hey Tom can you stop chromeblasting Rick Astley videos. We're trying to watch 60 Minutes
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A series of 3 Rugby League games held each year in Australia between teams from New South Wales and Queensland.
Started in 1980, the series has achieved legendary status and is now the showpiece of world rugby league. Teams are selected from the best players in the NRL, based on where the players played their junior rugby league. As a result the matches are usually filled with exciting plays, individual brilliance and memorable tries.
A similar concept was attempted by the AFL during the 1980's but failed dismally.
SOO (abbrev.) Individual matches are referred to as SOO1, SOO2 and SOO3.
Hey Davo, do you remember that Mark Coyne try in State Of Origin '94? What a ripper!
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Verb. (Australian country colloquialism) To pause or rest; take a break from an arduous or mundane task.
Hey Al, you've been drying those dishes for a while now. You wanna blow?
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The question whether you are allowed to put your trash into your neighbor's trash bin after they have wheeled it out for collection.
Normally a neighbor's trash bin already wheeled out for collection is fair game. However proper etiquette is that your trash should not smell and be secured in a strong bag, so as not to stink out their bin.
Tim: Hey Joan, we've got some extra trash this week - I notice Graham's already put out his bin - you reckon he'd mind?
Joan: As long as you use proper trash etiquette.
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