alschroeder at 6:04AM, Oct. 8, 2010

Actually, that means pretty much the same thing here in America too.---Al

DAJB at 3:03AM, Oct. 8, 2010

Seems Australian slang and Brit slang are pretty much identical. Now, if we could only get those pesky US types to speak proper like what we all does, there'd be no need for anyone to be pissed at anyone!

xmung at 2:16AM, Oct. 8, 2010

BTW - "piss off" in this instance is Australian slang for run away, just in case you didn't get the context. It can be a bit tricky since "Being pissed off" means being angry while "pissing off" means to run away and "being pissed" usually means being drunk but can also mean being angry... being "pissed as a newt" well, that's a whole different level of being drunk!!

xmung at 2:12AM, Oct. 8, 2010

Technological glitch - I often load the page separately and add the comments later, the internetz was at 0% earlier today, but I have added a comment today. Not that there's a lot to say about this particular page, other than it is awesome! ;-D

Lemniskate at 1:09AM, Oct. 8, 2010

No author's comment today?