You know you're in X when you see...

[Corven]

You know your in California if the majority of the population is spanish.

 

[Xhumed]

Kangaroo is chewy if not cooked right. Leave it too long and it's like leather. Croc is very similar to chicken. Flakey and full of flavour. Shark is alright, I didn't enjoy it that much and I've never had Emu before so I can't comment on that.

I had kangaroo my first day here (sausages no less, which I've never been able to bring myself to eat before.) It's a bit gamey, but not bad.

 

[Hey Joe]

Yep, but you're not really living until you've chucked a koala on the barbie. Bit of a eucalyptus taste, but it's something different and along with fried wombat one of the more interesting dining experiences I've had.

 

[PurpleRain]

Yep, but you're not really living until you've chucked a koala on the barbie. Bit of a eucalyptus taste, but it's something different and along with fried wombat one of the more interesting dining experiences I've had.

I've never had either and I didn't know you were even allowed to eat them.

 

[Hey Joe]

Yep, but you're not really living until you've chucked a koala on the barbie. Bit of a eucalyptus taste, but it's something different and along with fried wombat one of the more interesting dining experiences I've had.

I've never had either and I didn't know you were even allowed to eat them.

Technically, you're not allowed to eat them. But you know, technically you're not supposed smack other people's kids even if they are the spawn of bogans, but people tend to look the other way. Am I right?

 

[Gitsnik]

I've always been meaning to go into the outback. But it's so far away from the internet and seriel killers torture people.

Heh.

You know you're in South Australia when people get pissed if you say it's the "Serial Killer Capital of Australia".......but don't deny it.

Edit:

I had kangaroo my first day here (sausages no less, which I've never been able to bring myself to eat before.) It's a bit gamey, but not bad.

Had Galah yet?

 

[PurpleRain]

Yep, but you're not really living until you've chucked a koala on the barbie. Bit of a eucalyptus taste, but it's something different and along with fried wombat one of the more interesting dining experiences I've had.

I've never had either and I didn't know you were even allowed to eat them.

Technically, you're not allowed to eat them. But you know, technically you're not supposed smack other people's kids even if they are the spawn of bogans, but people tend to look the other way. Am I right?

(Wobbly bottom lip) You eatted a Koala when no one was looking?
Hmm, I wonder what Bogan taste like? Nah, too chewy I'd imagine. Just feed them to the drop bears.

You know you're in South Australia when people get pissed if you say it's the "Serial Killer Capital of Australia".......but don't deny it.

In SA, no one can hear you scream! So which part are you from, coastal or more inland?

 

[Eyclonus]

You know your in Australia when a group of young men overdose on alcohol, brick walls, a fast car and 2 illegal narcotics of any type is considered a "Tragic, unforeseeable accident..."
And a foreigner with no experience with wildlife, is able to approach a whole mob of Kangaroos proceeds to walk away, only to be attacked have all 12 ribs broken, collarbones fractured, at least 30% blood loss, loss of one testicle and enough flesh removed to stuff a basketball is described by the press as "a complete idiot with no common sense"...

 

[AuntyEthel]

According to people I've chatted with on the net, you know you're in South Africa when you ride a lion to work.

In reality, you know you're in South Africa when a story about a toddler being raped gets a tiny segment buried within the newspaper. Because it happens so much. No jokes.

 

[Eyclonus]

You know your in Australia when a party proposing immigration laws stricter than Japan's on non-whites is able to use the word "multi-culturalism" without the anti-discrimination groups caring. (Find the original One Nation party's mission statement charter)

You know your in Melbourne when half the storekeepers in Chinatown hold the same views on immigration policy as white sheet wearing rednecks...

 

[Reaperman Wompa]

You know you're in Australia when you drop your food and before you pick it up it's cooked.

 

[Sketchy]

You know you're in Australia when you are walking in a park and you see a kangaroo, and you both stop dead, and neither of you know what to do. So you just stare. For about half an hour. That was a weird afternoon. And also, when you walk around in summer around a lot of trees and then scream as the magpies come swooping. I hate magpies.

 

[Eyclonus]

I think its pretty much:

You know your in Australia when every single weird native animal stares right back at you as if its about to quote Dirty Harry...

 

[BmC]

You know you're in Finland when you see...
...nothing anywhere
...nothing but trees anywhere

No civilization here

 

[Eyclonus]

Sounds pretty desolate...

 

[FrankDux]

You know you're in Finland when you see...
...nothing anywhere
...nothing but trees anywhere

No civilization here

Where in Finland, I've heard some of the cities are quite nice and really good travel spots. I've heard Sweden is better, but I'm sure you don't want to hear that..

 

[Jamash]

You know you're in Cyrodil when you hear "characters conversing with themselves about how much they like buying from a shop owned by themselves".© 2008 Yahtzee



You know you're in Temeria when an innocent attempt at conversing with a Dwarf results in being told to "fuck off" with a Scottish accent & the number 1 topic for conversation in the pubs is about how peoples balls itch.

You know you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, when you're booking into a hotel & in the space of 10 minutes you notice that the valet, the receptionist, the concierge, hotel security dude, 2 other guests & the maid are the same awkward looking bald man with a tattoo on the back of his head carrying the same metal rifle case.

You know you're on the Gamefaqs forums when you start thinking maybe Hitler had a point...

 

[ObadiahBlack]

You know you're in Greece when you can't go anywhere without seeing exposed breasts.

God I miss the place...

Real ones or ones on statues?

It matters?

Very much

Of cource it does the statues are stone, and boring where as the real ones are well, ya know real, and there fore better.

Meant to do this earlier, before the topic got out of control.

I see that my eagerness to post, lack of forethought and attempt at wit have failed in this scenario. As such, I apologize, and will try harder to prevent such posts in the future.

To continue the topic, with an obvious and probably already said remark, you know you're in Colorado if there are mountains, skiers, both, or crazy weather.

Enjoy.