im american ... do you appreciate the americans coming to live in australia?
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Take the plunge and find out\nps it's prawns not shrimp\nom the barbeque\n\npps \nit's impossible to avoid sydney
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Well I do because I'm Canadian and I live in America.
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First of all welcome the the US, and thank you for coming legaly.\n\nYou will need to find gainfull employment and pay your taxes and your elegible for all that america has to offer.\n\noh and sorry about the scowl on my avatar.
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LOVE AUSTRALIA BUT LIVE IN US ! love both
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Yes, I like y'all pretty well.  Americans find it almost impossible to think of Canada as a foreign country. . . we even have some of your money circulating around down here and people spend it just like ours.  We think the same thing about Australia and New Zealand and Britain, though.  Just family members who happen to live in different houses.
49052
America loves you all. Even me and I'm an American citizen.
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I'm happy..Australia goes home...yepy yeah
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Ha ha to the guy above RE: the Barnsley comment.  I'm originally from Yorkshire!! But we moved to NZ 17 years ago.\n\nAussies have a diverse mix of cultures, a lot like America and the Italian / Greek sector seems to have that macho attitude you were speaking of.  \n\nYou should come to NZ instead - the kiwis are very friendly (but so are the Aussies really), but we are a lot more laid back over here.  Both Aussies and Kiwis don't have all that PC bull you guys seem to have to deal with, but we do take our indiginous cultures very seriously.  Most of us over here find American tourists a little arrogant, but if you make an honest attempt to assimilate yourself in to the culture, etc, you will be readily accepted.\n\nThe weather is hot most of the time (unless you are in Melbourne), and the beaches are glorious - the food divine.\n\nI think you'll have a great time over in our neck of the woods.
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I'm happy to be American. But you are American too. The Caribbean is part of America. Chicago's my home, so maybe I can't say I'm a proud Californian, but I'm not in denial about where I'm from either. Happy to be american, I'll leave it at that.
639241
I am an American and live in the USA. I love the diversity of people here from all over the world and all that they add to the culture of this country.
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I'm not American but I love a lot of things about traveling there and I do work with Americans. Do I think it's great? Hell, yeah. Do I think it's messed up too? Hell, yeah. Then again people mistake redneck donutheads as speaking for ALL of America.
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i went to australia and a guy at a bar told me he hates americans.  two other guys came up later and told me that not all australians feel that way about americans, and they bought me and my buddies some beer, then introduced us to some local women.  no lie
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I really don't care what their favourite sports are or are not. That is their choice. They have the right to enjoy whatever sports they like just as the rest of us do. I'm not obsessed with America or it's people. There are good and bad everywhere. I do not see them as superior to me or my country in any way, shape or form. With that said I can see why others get annoyed sometimes. While there are many wonderful people there are also those that are surrealistic and cannot praise any other country or achievement or accept anything less than being dominant and it's a shame they give the majority a negative appearance. I was annoyed at their attitude to Australia in relation to qualifying. and not to unhappy that those responsible are eating their words or suffering from foot in mouth disease. Why can't we all just respect each other and our differences.
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Do you live in Australia?
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I disagree with your position and I applaud your right to hold that position. Happy to have you as a fellow American!\nIsn't America Great?!!?
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Hi. I was born in Holland. Now living in Australia. And loving it. I do not call myself Dutch as I became an Australian citizen in 1964. I'm an Aussie.
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I have just recently moved out of Melbourne an Australian capital city  because it is like going to Hong Kong on a daily basis.\nMelbourne as a city has several suburbs  Richmond,Footscray,\n Box Hill,  That have become almost entirely immigrant suburbs.\nBad luck to the people that used to live there before most of them have sold up and moved on.One really good joke though is that immigrants have started moving into Toorak and South Yarra\nwhere once only the very rich folks lived.\nPeople in Sydney know what i am talking about too\nAnd tonight I see the muslim mufti saying he is a muslim first not an Australian   which will probably in the papers here tomorrow\nAustralia is a very tolerent nation but i think we have had about enough \n time for the stupid goverment to stop giving our country away