Well the good things about obesity. More poeple die less resources used = resources last longer and are cheaper. Its a lose win situation.
When I say they don't drink much Fosters, I mean the actual drink 'Fosters'sergeriver wrote:
They don't even drink Foster's? Think again dude.KILLSWITCH wrote:
I don't think they even drink Fosters in Australia (or its very limited anyway), the Australian thing is just a gimmick. A kind of USP.deeznutz1245 wrote:
To many kegs of Fosters.
I wasn't referring to the whole Fosters group company portfolio.
Ask any Auzzie on here, I'm sure they will agree that the fact they drink Fosters, is a common misconception. Anyhow we digress from the topic.
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Mine gets eight gallons to the mile.Cheez wrote:
My car gets forty rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it!
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lawl. +1sergeriver wrote:
Perhaps he is eating.deeznutz1245 wrote:
Where is Bubbalo? You know he is going to be so pissed off when he sees this.
Cheap shot, but hilarious nonetheless...usmarine2007 wrote:
lawl. +1sergeriver wrote:
Perhaps he is eating.deeznutz1245 wrote:
Where is Bubbalo? You know he is going to be so pissed off when he sees this.
We don't drink fosters, we drink the good stuff, and send you the 2nd rate Fosters, it's marketing genius
When I was stationed in Hawaii, I learned that fact real quick.<BoTM>J_Aero wrote:
We don't drink fosters, we drink the good stuff, and send you the 2nd rate Fosters, it's marketing genius
hahah how can ANY1 let them self get fat..
they wreck everything for the normals coz now food gets band, minimized and more expensize
they wreck everything for the normals coz now food gets band, minimized and more expensize
How can anyone rape the English language as bad as you just did?Chillay-14 wrote:
hahah how can ANY1 let them self get fat..
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geez, the news at your end must be pretty slow.usmarine2007 wrote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6494117.stm
"Super-sized vehicles have been introduced and new air ambulances will be remodelled to carry heavier people"
Guess Americans are not the only ones who like hamburgers.
and, no we don't drink Fosters, we export that shit
BBC my dear.Flakturnal wrote:
geez, the news at your end must be pretty slow.
Yawn, the typical Australian ambulance Isn't the giant Box ended car. They're mostly just normal Vans.
Lol finaly we can say "Yeah well look how fat Australia is!"
Im sure i can think of a stereotypical reason why this is... hmm...
Either way m8 have a g'day cookin shrimp on the barbie as you watch them roo's hoppin around
Im sure i can think of a stereotypical reason why this is... hmm...
Either way m8 have a g'day cookin shrimp on the barbie as you watch them roo's hoppin around
15 more years! 15 more years!
Prawns, and Victorian Bitter is were tis all at!
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Here, you'd call them medivac helicopters. Air Ambulance is what the rest of the world calls them:Stingray24 wrote:
Air ambulances . . . roflmao
US:
These are the two choppers of Angle One, the transport service for Arkansas Children's Hospital. This is what I used to tool around in.
Germany:
France:
Australia:
This would be an example of one that's too small. This is Care Flight 1 out of sydney.
This is CareFlight 4, also out of syndey. It's plenty big for fat people, but (like the sikorsky choppers I worked in) is lousy for field work, as it's too big and has wheels instead of skids. No good for landing anywhere other than a helipad.
And that's too bad for them. An ambulance that looks like this:Fenix14 wrote:
Yawn, the typical Australian ambulance Isn't the giant Box ended car. They're mostly just normal Vans.
has a much longer useful life than one that looks like this:
Here in the US, we call the top one a Type III, and the bottom one a Type II. The difference is that on a Type III, you can take the box off the back and drop it on a new chassis when the old one wears out. As the box is the expensive part, you get a much larger return on your initial investment. With a Type II, when the chassis wears out, you have to junk the whole thing. I know boxes that are on their 5th and 6th chassis, meaning they're working on being in service for 500K to 600K miles of service (typically, you junk an ambulance chassis at 100K to 125K worth of mileage).
edited for clarification
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wow all this time I thought you were a guy.usmarine2007 wrote:
BBC my dear.Flakturnal wrote:
geez, the news at your end must be pretty slow.
big ups to all the ladies on this forum.
No problem big guy.Flakturnal wrote:
wow all this time I thought you were a guy.usmarine2007 wrote:
BBC my dear.Flakturnal wrote:
geez, the news at your end must be pretty slow.
big ups to all the ladies on this forum.
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At least I'm not fat, I have a BMI of about 29.
At least I'm not fat, I have a BMI of about 29.
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lets all make fun of the aussies...at least im not fat.
Shame on you. I'm not legally allowed to drink yet, so no beer gut on me.<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
lets all make fun of the aussies...at least im not fat.
Too bad. Beer guts are sweet. Easy to lose as well - just stay off beer and bread for 10 days and your beer gut is gone! thats only if your beer gut is to do with the bloatedness caused by the yeast. too many late night kebabs and burgers, well, its going to take a little longer to lose...some_random_panda wrote:
Shame on you. I'm not legally allowed to drink yet, so no beer gut on me.<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
lets all make fun of the aussies...at least im not fat.
back to the fatties - how DEGRADING! i would be so shamed if i had to wait while they rounded up a heavy duty ambulance. itll never happen to me, i am no where near overweight, let alone obese - but i imagine the scenario would be likely to occur.