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Help[Opinions] Australians What do you think when you hear someone with the name Aussie.
What do you think.
This message was edited 6/13/2023, 4:32 PM
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Honey, in the future, it's polite to think critically about what you want to ask about. Though you can technically post I think like 5 times a week(or day?) It's considered polite / good etiquette to not flood the message board with every thought that flutters into your mind. You can group some of these posts together into the same post.
Locked3
I disagree…we’re allowed to post 5 times a day, so why be upset that someone does? They weren’t all variations of the same question, I honestly wouldn’t have even noticed they were posted by the same person if not stated here. These boards get pretty quiet sometimes, so I don’t think we should be shaming anyone for using the boards for what they’re quite literally intended for
Locked7
I'm not shaming I am just speaking my peace. When the board gets spammed, threads get pushed down faster.
Locked2
Your language was pretty condescending, though. And you yourself posted 5 things today in rapid succession that could have been grouped together. Pobody's nerfect.
Locked2
We should all be posting every thought that pops into our heads, and I %100 intend to do exactly that from now on to show my support! 😀 5 posts a day from me 🙂
Locked1
Exactly, She is so right! I was so wrong!
Locked1
You commented several times on this... Clearly you either have too much time on your hands or are just that bitter that I mentioned a simple truth? Being rude and passive aggressive by indirectly insulting me on multiple other threads on this board is very childish and unnecessary, though I suppose I shouldn’t be too surprised since I do recall you’re an actual child. Too much screen time, my dear.
Locked2
She's not a child. Please refrain from personal attacks, ya'll.
Let's just talk about names.
Let's just talk about names.
Locked2
Now she's calling me a Mean Girl
Locked1
She's calling me "mental" now. I didn't do anything wrong...
Locked1
I didn’t call you mental. That is some mental gymnastics. It was in reference to the degree your profile stated you’re getting, that I see you now deleted. I just find it equivalent to mean girls in high school going on to become nurses ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This message was edited 6/15/2023, 2:53 PM
Locked1
Now I'm a Mean Girl? WTF??
Locked1
I didn't delete it. I edited it because I'm no longer working on my undergrad.
Locked1
I don't understand why you're bullying me. You were right and I acknowledged that. You're really hurting my feelings to be honest. I'm an adult working on a master's program currently.
Locked1
Lol, I will respectfully refrain from commenting further then…
Mental health, huh?
Mental health, huh?
This message was edited 6/15/2023, 9:13 AM
Locked1
Screenshotting this
Locked1
Stop bullying me or I will report it. I mean it.
Locked1
dually noted!
Locked1
If I was shaming, I would say something like "you should be ashamed of yourself!" just asking to think critically about what you post is NOT the same thing as shaming.
Locked1
I wholeheartedly second this. These posts should be put into the same one (for future reference) so other people's posts don't get pushed down as quickly. /:
Locked3
Being an Aussie, I would wonder what it's short for but also if that person was Australian themselves and if that person spent some time somewhere where they were indeed the token Australian.
I was thinking that "Aussie" (this particular spelling) could be used as a nickname for Austin. But no one would use it. Besides, I'm too used to seeing Ozzie and Ozzy used as nicknames.
I was thinking that "Aussie" (this particular spelling) could be used as a nickname for Austin. But no one would use it. Besides, I'm too used to seeing Ozzie and Ozzy used as nicknames.
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Did you watch The Ultimatum by chance?
I’m not Australian so I do apologize if you were looking for Australian opinions only, but as an American I don’t like it, though that has everything to do with the sound for me since the association doesn’t stick in my mind as much
I’m not Australian so I do apologize if you were looking for Australian opinions only, but as an American I don’t like it, though that has everything to do with the sound for me since the association doesn’t stick in my mind as much
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