Thread: What is the meaning of a "Bloke"?

Don't worry MEANZ06 me old China, the Blokes are just pulling your leg.
The yobbos will take the p**s out of you

Originally Posted by Gillie

driving to work the other day I am sure I saw a dead horse in a paddock and was wondering what the rhyming slang for a dead horse might be!
this is fair dinkum!

This might help you understand the term Bloke!
YouTube- Bloke by Chris Franklin with lyrics.

Dead horse ...sauce...of course

we used rhyming slang in our household all the time as kids...was part of life and still use it frequently today

Mrs hh

You've got it ar$e about face Carolyn, dead horse for sauce.

and still nothing about Hoop snakes....



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Hoop Snake

Kingdom: Animalia
Location found: Australia
Sightings of hoop snakes have been reported since colonial times for at least the past century in Australia. This snake grasps its tail in its mouth and rolls after its prey, thereby achieving great speed, especially when going downhill. Hoop snakes have been clocked going over 96 k.p.h.

At the tip of its tail is a highly venomous stinger, making this a creature to be avoided at all costs. It is the only species of snake known to have a stinger on its tail, and this stinger is so poisonous that even if it strikes a tree, the tree will instantly wither, turn black, and die.

If you should encounter a hoop snake in the wild, the best defence is to run as fast as you can and hope to find a fence to leap over. The hoop snake will have to uncoil to get through the fence, thereby slowing it down. Some have reported that diving through the hoop of the snake will cause it to run away. This, however, has never been verified

Hey Digger,

You forgot to mention the sure-fire way of avoiding them if encountered - which is running flat out up the nearest, steepest hill. The hoop snake can't follow as quickly.

Oh and we have a huge problem with wild rabbits. Through years of experimentation we have found the best way to catch them is to throw salt on their tail. The salt paralyses the rabbit making it very easy to pick up and dispose of.

Originally Posted by trobbo

Oh and we have a hugs problem with wild rabbits. Through years of experimentation we have found the best way to catch them is to throw salt on their tail. The salt paralyses the rabbit making it very easy to pick up and dispose of.

Yep its a sport like abseiling but they call it 'arse salting"

Its all good except when the RSPCA find out, then they're very unhappy with people going out 'arsesalting" rabbits!

And then there is the fearsome bunyip, and the terrifying yowie.

Not to mention the death adder, deadly funnelweb, and flesh destroying whitetail.

John