My sincere congratulations, it must be quite an emotional challenge to give up ones birth nationallity even if it is to become an Australian.
Good on you
Blythe
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My sincere congratulations, it must be quite an emotional challenge to give up ones birth nationallity even if it is to become an Australian.
Good on you
Blythe
Congratulations! As others have said, - well done!
John
that's fair dinkum beauty bottler cobber:D:D
Congratulations!
Bloody hell! How our standards have slipped. :(
Congrats to you both, anyway.:D:D
Its not a paper thing...its a Blood thing.;)
You're right there Dawg, I was glad my folks brought me over from the motherland when I was 3, because I sure feel this country is in MY blood after all these years here:cool:. Wouldn't swap it for anything.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyDawg
JC
Well done to you both..
I didn't hear either of you swear at Wandin earlier in the year, so you had better lift your game now.
All those new adjectives you can add to "Sod off" and "Core Blimey".
It took Christine 42 years to learn the language and become one of us..;)
Go on, admit it,
You feel different now don't you?
All BBQ and thongs:D
Congrats, enjoy being 'home'
Ralph
dont be fooled by a little bit of paper.......
they dont even sound like aussies......
its all a con........i can print those out too.......
congratulations to both of you........
i just saw this thread.......so im a bit late as well........
hey.....does this mean that you are now officially home.......?
mate we were offically home the day we stepped off the plane!!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by DEFENDERZOOK
and i'm more than proud to call my self an australian:)