#as an aussie

[soft-likethesunset]

snow days as a concept are crazy to me like why are you getting a day off for the weather

[archibald-2017]

Brennan with an Aussie accent shook me to my core and I can't tell if I love it or absolutely despise it

[infinite-wanders]

He could walk past me in Melbourne and I wouldn't even blink.

[kkulvoid]

this stream has been amazing we had the fairy bread dissing and milo content

pavlova war

harold holt mention

emu war mention

im gonna cry bless you dadza

[badreturns-m]

headcanons. I see digger as a very outdoors-y kind of person, like he doesn’t like to sit around too long in the one place, he is active. like when I think of aussies, they’re always outside, playing sport or doing outdoor activities, camping, bbq’s, footy, cricket, it’s all a big part of the culture. digger would of hardly ever been inside growing up, he would always be out exploring and walking around. he grew up in the bush so there was always something to see and do. and he is probably still like that as an adult. doesn’t like sitting around inside for too long. well until beer o’clock and then he was drinking....(though my dad used to drink a stubby when we went out walking lol.)

[convexicalcrow]

absolutely not complaining about a midnight (my time) cub stream ngl.

[esidejas]

As an Aussie, I’ll never understand this American habit

Of the many differences between Australians and Americans, little could be odder than the seemingly obnoxious trait of taking long and loud phone calls, writes US correspondent Sarah Blake. As an Aussie, I’ll never understand this American habit