@@be.oz1960 So if someone uses said word as a term of endearment they are a ignorant moron....a place I heard it a lot was at university, where I might add there are a lot of educated people...I don’t know what part of Australia your living in, as there are many more examples of it being used in this context by many Australians.
@@be.oz1960 that’s my point, it’s not as frowned upon as much as you are making out.” Though many Aussies still do use cunt in the negative sense (with “cunty” and “cuntish” behavior still holding connotations of nastiness), referring to a person as “cunt,” as opposed to a cunt, is seen among younger generations as a sign of mateship. (“Mate,” meanwhile, is becoming a sign of disapproval-“Mate.”-or distance-“your mate” aka “not mine.” In fact, as the name of one Facebook page with more than 40,000 fans puts it, “The word ‘cunt’ is slowly replacing the word ‘mate’ in Australian society.”) The term is also used in a similar manner to shit in the U.S., as a neutral word onto which to add a positive qualifier: good cunt (see: good shit), funny cunt, Aussie cunt, or, the highest commendation of all, mad cunt.
@@suzetteperkins1089 I think ones personal sense of humour is a big factor. Regardless of there up bringing...nature or nurture is always the debate...there are kids who have the best up bringing you could possibly have and have murdered their parents..I know people who where brought up in a religious home and yet swear like a trooper...again I think it has a lot to do with your sense of humour.
We used to have Cracker night once a year in Oz - Queens Birthday when you could let off firecrackers. And if something's cracker it's great - "we had a cracker of a time on holidays" for example. It's a great word in Oz and goes to show how the English language varies around the world.
@@Trexamon Where are you from? I am from South Australia, so I hear it all the time. They say Adelaide is just a big country town and has no nightlife etc. I think Adelaide is kind of boring but there are lots of things you can do all over the state and depends on what you are interested in doing or seeing. We have a few things other states dont.
He's spot on ! You can say anything you like in Australia - once !
No you can't. Say something true but revealing about any conservative politician and they hit you with defamation.
@@birdsofcampbelltown6550 I wouldn’t count those as Australians… or people…
@@birdsofcampbelltown6550 lmao so true
I love the way he says "got any nuts?". 😆😆😆
the c word in Australia is a term of endearment...so its not frowned upon.
@@be.oz1960 So if someone uses said word as a term of endearment they are a ignorant moron....a place I heard it a lot was at university, where I might add there are a lot of educated people...I don’t know what part of Australia your living in, as there are many more examples of it being used in this context by many Australians.
@@be.oz1960 that’s my point, it’s not as frowned upon as much as you are making out.” Though many Aussies still do use cunt in the negative sense (with “cunty” and “cuntish” behavior still holding connotations of nastiness), referring to a person as “cunt,” as opposed to a cunt, is seen among younger generations as a sign of mateship. (“Mate,” meanwhile, is becoming a sign of disapproval-“Mate.”-or distance-“your mate” aka “not mine.” In fact, as the name of one Facebook page with more than 40,000 fans puts it, “The word ‘cunt’ is slowly replacing the word ‘mate’ in Australian society.”) The term is also used in a similar manner to shit in the U.S., as a neutral word onto which to add a positive qualifier: good cunt (see: good shit), funny cunt, Aussie cunt, or, the highest commendation of all, mad cunt.
Depends how you were raised, well mannered or crude don’t care
@@suzetteperkins1089 I think ones personal sense of humour is a big factor. Regardless of there up bringing...nature or nurture is always the debate...there are kids who have the best up bringing you could possibly have and have murdered their parents..I know people who where brought up in a religious home and yet swear like a trooper...again I think it has a lot to do with your sense of humour.
Nope, just with bogans.
Never seen this guy before but damn he had me laughing pretty hard
Turns out the bungee jumper wasn't from Blackpool after all - he was from Adelaide.
Sign on the stage says Cracker Night... LMAO!!!! Could not do that in America...😭😭😭😭😭
We used to have Cracker night once a year in Oz - Queens Birthday when you could let off firecrackers. And if something's cracker it's great - "we had a cracker of a time on holidays" for example. It's a great word in Oz and goes to show how the English language varies around the world.
did not expect that ending! hahahahahahahahahahaha
Ouch that Adelaide diss came outta nowhere
Wow someone had too much free charlie backstage! Lmao
the adelaide jab at the end got me
You want to talk about bravery? I've been to Adelaide TWICE!
Love Mark Watson. I don't get to see his stuff nearly enough.
Did you watch No More Jockeys through the lockdowns?
Great act, I loved it especially about Perth Australia my home town by the way.
Classic...🔥
That was very fucking funny 😂 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Luv the Adelaide joke.
Queenslander.
"You shouldn't expect too much". It's ok Mark, we know it's you.
Good set but jesus christ the way he talks almost gave me an anxiety attack
Cocaine's a helluva drug...
2:04
Yes. Yes we are
Fuckin legend🤣
This guy can't finish a sentence
The Adelaide joke lmaooo so true
I didn’t get that one.
@@Trexamon Seriously? A lot of people around Australia say Adelaide has nothing to offer and is boring place to visit or something like that.
@@Mav_F I never heard of that.
@@Trexamon Where are you from? I am from South Australia, so I hear it all the time. They say Adelaide is just a big country town and has no nightlife etc. I think Adelaide is kind of boring but there are lots of things you can do all over the state and depends on what you are interested in doing or seeing. We have a few things other states dont.
@@Mav_F I’m from Adelaide.
what did he call the taxi driver ? the word he couldn’t say in britain , i couldn’t make it out lol
A "wog".
They didn't really like him saying the W word.
I have no idea how I am the only comment.
it happenes when ya make the first comment....
raven is wrong
Wich is the "c-word"?
C and U and N and T
I think he means cabbage. No one likes cabbage 🥬
most men hate the c- word too...........commitment
Aussie comedians do a lot less Coke than this guy....