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19 annoying Aussie stereotypes that need to be debunked

Righty-o then. There are a few Aussie stereotypes that we are sick to death of hearing.

Australian Times by Australian Times
21-01-2015 08:48
in Entertainment
Australia - Paul Hogan - Shrimp on the barbie advert stereotype

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While there are some walking, talking Australian stereotypes, the majority of us are normal human beings and yearn to be recognised as such. So let’s get a few facts straight – here’s 18 commonly held perceptions about Aussies that need to be debunked:

1. We can actually live without our Vegemite

Vegemite
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2. And we don’t throw shrimps on barbies (they are called prawns, dammit! And they rarely make it as far as a hot plate).

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Paul Hogan’s iconic Australia Tourism advert

 

3. We don’t wash our grub down with Foster’s

Fosters
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4. ..or just any old beer, because we’re such alcoholics

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5. Crikey, no we don’t even swim in the stuff

Swimmers drinking
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6. We weren’t all born surfing

Baby surfing
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7. And we probably haven’t survived a shark attack

Shark attack
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8. …or even a crocodile or snake bite

Crocodile hunter
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9.  We don’t all live right on the beach

Beach house
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10. …or slap bang in the middle of the Outback

Outback
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11. We don’t always greet everyone, all the time, with “G’day, mate”

Gday
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12. …while wearing a cork hat

Cork hat
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13. We are not all extremely tanned

tanned
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14. …because it’s only ever scorching in Australia

Heat
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15. The place is not totally crawling with deadly animals everywhere you look

deadly
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16. And we do not ride kangaroos to work

kangaroo
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17. We don’t all just live for meat pies

Milleflore Images via Shutterstock.com
Milleflore Images via Shutterstock.com

18. And we dont just wear thongs, no matter what the weather

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Shutterstock.com/Leah-AnneThompson

19. Because for us Aussies, less is not always more

Aussiebum
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Also view: ‘Straya’ – the hot new ‘Hey ya’ Australian anthem [VIDEO]

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