old german doctor tells it like it is

[e30vert]

So its WIN- Gee ? or WIN -G or WIN-j?

Personally I like the words-

Chewy - A stick of gum
Bubbla - The Water Dispenser - The kind with the big bottles that are inverted and placed on top - i.e . Arrowhead Spring Water

[tg318is]

Haha! It's pronounced win-j.

And bubblers mainly refers to water fountains, like in parks.

[iidesu]

I love the aussie slang word winge

that is all

whiny aussies are on the rise, obviously, following the close economic and trade relationships between China and Australia.

[Wh33lhop]

I always thought it was whinge. Basically another way to spell/pronounce "whine."

I always got a kick out of Australian slang. Way back in the day I had a lab partner that would say "blatant" and "dodgy" a bunch and it always cracked me up.

[leothedrummer]

I always thought it was whinge. Basically another way to spell/pronounce "whine."

I always got a kick out of Australian slang. Way back in the day I had a lab partner that would say "blatant" and "dodgy" a bunch and it always cracked me up.

I'm fairly certain that it is spelt "whinge". Just like "hinge", but with a "w" in front.

Cultural differences are great - I seriously cannot imagine finding "blatant" or "dodgy" to be anything remarkable or different at all. That's brilliant.