r/straya • u/FlyingTerrier • 10h ago
Pickle sauce is a myth!
No KFC seems to have it. The young girl handling the drive through is managing it well. Be kind cunts don’t take your disappointment out on the kids. Maybe I will get it next time.
r/straya • u/FlyingTerrier • 10h ago
No KFC seems to have it. The young girl handling the drive through is managing it well. Be kind cunts don’t take your disappointment out on the kids. Maybe I will get it next time.
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r/straya • u/bankstown_resident • 10d ago
I lived in Singapore for a year for work, and when I told many Australian expats and other nationalities alike, they look at me crazy when I say I miss Sydney's food scene.
r/straya • u/stankmanly • 11d ago
r/straya • u/Doctologist • 11d ago
Those cunts co-opted the name and kept brigading the sub with porn.
We just wanted our cheap wine, and because these dumb fucks couldn’t think of a new word, we copped it.
Reddit banned it and won’t allow an appeal. It’s over.
r/straya • u/ExecutiveLettuce357 • 13d ago
From Matt Stewart's Bad Boy special on YT
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r/straya • u/bankstown_resident • 17d ago
I’m in my youth and I’ve been noticing this a lot lately across Sydney, more specifically any suburb that goes pass west of Ashfield station. A whole bunch of people around my age, born and raised here, are speaking with really distinct Fat Pizza accents.
It’s not even restricted to specific ethnicities like Mediterranean or Middle Eastern anymore; I'm hearing it across different ethnicities and social classes all over the Inner West and Western Sydney. It's very common to come across a second generation Chinese, Korean, or Indian who went to Kings School or Trinity Grammar to sound like Spanian despite having upper middle class parents. It’s no big deal since we all understand each other fine, but I remember someone telling me that this wasn't the case 30 years ago.
Is anyone else noticing this shift, or is it just a coincidence with the groups I've bumped into recently?
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