also Jim beam... a beer brand... I dont know much about alchohol and stuff so idk if yall have it in america

Same thing 🤣

Perfect translation above💜💜💜

@@You-ul8qw Jim Beam is bourbon.... from America.

Carl is laughing at the tearm moot which is also known as a vagina 😬

Isn't it wonderful.

I would prefer subtitles for non native speakers 😂👀

@@AlexandraVioletta 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@AlexandraVioletta After reading that my mind instantly went to instead having a Dub version. Pretty telling that I probably watch too much Anime. Then I actually tgought it through and just couldn't help but laugh at the prospect of there being multiple english Dubs in various accents. Complete with appropriate localised translantions. Australian english, English english, Candian english & French-Canadian english, New Zealand english, Welsh english, Scotish english, Irish english etc. And of course a complete selection of the various American english dialects, like Southern, Bostonian, New Yorker etc. etc. The idea had me in stiches for a few mins, still chuckling a bit as I'm typing this out. I think the funniest part of it is considering Australian english Dubbing some super serious drama or something like Scarface...Tony Montana using a full on Fat Pizza/Houseo or Con the Fruiterer "Woggy" Australian accent...too perfect.

For those not Australian, pissed in this context means drunk out of his mind. Completely wasted. Not angry

So when this toe plug pulls out or breaks, you have your busted plugger, makes your thongs unwearable.

@@dheath3697 Lol, yeah. The strap that holds the (thong) to your foot breaks off at one or more points.

@@dheath3697 that's y u should carry a breadlclip wherever u go

@@wizeone549 No, my explains what a thong is.

@@wizeone549 i thought the OP gave a good explanation but if you're still confused, do u know what Havianas r? I know it's a brand but a lot of people use it as a generic term 4 thongs/flip flops/jandles if ur from nz but also known here as 'bush (or bogan) nikes'.

We are! Thanks. We see humour everywhere....

And being a bit crazy helps us in a crisis.

Well said julie

100%

Better then KFC!?

Glad I'm not the only one

Same here - and I’ve never heard anyone say “yeah nuh” either. 😂

Same, a bit of a state difference as well like the togs and bathers situation

This was on the Gold coast, not the outback. Lol.

I really don't think you can call Nerang an outback area... it's inn the middle of a very populated coastal city..

Same lmao

I couldn’t believe what I was hearing!!!

No wonder Karl nearly wet himself! That is serious slang for morning tv

I have to say I’ve never heard that one. I’ve heard the first part of MOOTDANGA so I knew about that, I didn’t know the DANGA part. Well, I’m about to hit my half century and I’m still learning! Lol! 😂🤣😂

You're half right. Moot is a vagina and a danga is a piece of dried shit stuck in the fleece around a sheep's arse- also called a dag or a dingle-berry.

The first part is the vagina (also known as The Bitch Wrinkle) while danga (more widely used as Dag) is the poo hanging around the sheep's bum. Hope that cleared that up

I had heard that term before but it didn’t register when I heard the title of the video. Usually I just say ‘thongs’.

Same !

I remember using back in the 1980s, but the surprising thing is that I rarely used it online until recently cos nobody understood me when I did use it.

@@PlasmaMongoose to be honest, I stopped saying it as soon as everyone else was saying it because of the game 🤣

I'll be 60 next year and have always used the word Sus , even as a little kid. This is an old phrase.

@@trust_no_1 What game?

@@tropicsalt. Among us

Congratulations to your wife and you Ryan...Happy days ahead to all !! Cheers xxoo

It's not moot, it's mut 😅

@@patriciadawson4164 - I remember watching this interview, and laughing so bloody much - I hadn’t heard “mut” since the late 70s, in far North Queensland 😂😂😂 (I wasn’t sure about the spelling - I’d never seen it written - and I was wondering, so thanks)

It’s Ryan’s catchphrase. He’s such a lovely young bloke. He’s taken arvo and made a phrase that is uniquely ‘Ryan’. He’s such a lovely man who just loves Australia. He’s been keeping us entertained. He’s a sweetheart.

@@sherrylovegood yep, certainly not having a dig, just pointing it out. He is most welcome to use it as he choses

Omg as an Aussie no one ever told me that lol but I guess that’s f*ed now they’re using cardboard ones lol

@@daniellesymons1569 True, but now that you know about it, you can always just cut any old piece of plastic or solid-enough material into the same shape as one :)

@@garros true mate lol would’ve come in handy when my boys were younger and busted a thong at an inconvenient time. I would’ve carried some in my bag lol

@@daniellesymons1569Back when things were a reasonable price, I wouldn't have dreamed of fixing some thongs, but now that a pair of Haviannas is about $30 or more, and whilst they are usually fairly good quality, they don't always live up to their brand name. I've had perfectly good pairs pop out within a couple of weeks, and I discovered that if you can get a good piece of robust plastic that's also thin enough not to ruin the feel of the thongs, you can superglue the clip in place and prevent wasting hard-earned money. When you buy so much online like I do, returning stuff that's worth that kind of money is a real pain the butt and hardly worth the trouble, so I've really appreciated being able to simply fix a pair in the circumstances I mentioned. But really, paying $40-odd for thongs, however stylish and/or blinged up they are is absurd, obviously, but I do it because I like what I like in t3rmw of style and comfort, as well as colour, and I have big feet and Haviannas have the sizes I need in all their lines, so it ends up being worth it for me as long as they live up to my expectations of quality, and they have been fairly reliable, to be fair. Let's face it, some people's feet are so disgusting and fungus-ridden that I'd pay more than $50 to shout them some thongs so their feet can bloody breathe and feel the disinfecting power of good old sunshine on them. lol It's cheaper than buying anti-fungal creams and seeing a podiatrist... not to mention having no friends because no-one can get near you hahaha

@@garros I totally agree! I can’t live without thongs. I was always barefoot as a kid and hated shoes. And yeah I think nothings better for your feet that fresh air.