“What does it feel like to come to a country where people wear shoes?”
“Were you amazed when you came here and saw electricity for the first time?”
“Why are you at war with New Zealand? You guys should stop bombing them, that’s so mean, they are a peaceful country.”
“OH MY GOD! HOW AREN'T YOU DEAD!? YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY BE DEAD BY NOW! AUSTRALIA IS SO DANGEROUS! WHY HASN’T A SNAKE/SPIDER/DROP BEAR/CROCODILE KILLED YOU YET!? IT’S A MIRACLE THAT YOU HAVE LIVED TO SEE YOUR TWENTIES! AUSTRALIA IS SOOOOOO DANGEROUS!”
The main animal that they seemed to freak out so much about was crocodiles, and yet I was in Florida, where their football team is called the GATORS, because Florida has a lot of ALLIGATORS. Now I realise that crocodiles are generally considered more dangerous than alligators, but let’s be honest with ourselves, they are basically the same thing, and at least crocodiles don’t chill on the sides of the roads in major cities like alligators do in Florida.
When we view the facts in a logical format such as this, it becomes obvious that when it comes to the country you are most likely to die a horrible painful death in, I think we’re pretty well tied.
*All blog statistics provided by the wonderful people at ’Convenient Statistics For You Weekly’.
hahaha this post made me lol.
ReplyDeleteI have to say, though, as an aussie who has spent considerable time overseas, i revel in foreigner's perceptions of Australia as a crazy deadly place. It makes me feel cool and tough, and lets me pick up foreign girls quite easily by showing them my scars I got from wrestling crocodiles.
lol nice post
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