What Should I Know Before Traveling to Australia?

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In summary, yomamma is going to Australia for a week and a half, and is excited to experience the different climates and animals. Beware of sharks and jellyfish, and don't forget to bring a souvenir!
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I'll be goin to australia on thursday. I'm not sure how long I'll be there. about a week and a half. :smile:
 
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Enjoy it yomamma, I'm sure there are many here who are jealous (myself included, there's some sweet herps down unda'!). Hope you can find a computer and check in once in a while.

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I'm sure you will have a blast! Lots to see and do there.
Just please, stay out of the ocean. The sharks are very hungry again this year, and box jellyfish will kill you befor you can make it back to shore.
 
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I've never been, but lots of my friends have visited or originated there. They all love it. Try not to land back on our island on the way home.
 
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Isn't Astronuc from Australia? I can't help but picture it oozing venom. There seem to be venomous animals everywhere around there. And tasmanian devils nearby. Those are some fierce, fierce, little beasts! And those sounds they make! Eek. yomamma, you should fit in well. :tongue2:
 
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honestrosewater said:
Those are some fierce, fierce, little beasts! And those sounds they make! Eek. yomamma, you should fit in well. :tongue2:
While yomamma is little, and indeed makes a lot of irritating sounds, I'd hardly consider him 'fierce'.
 
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Danger said:
While yomamma is little, and indeed makes a lot of irritating sounds, I'd hardly consider him 'fierce'.
Watch out, I've seen devils scare off full-grown bulls. yomamma may look pathetic and harmless, but he's a tenacious little devil. :devil:
 
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It will be winter there, not too many venomous creatures about, have fun!
 
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I think some of our hotels have internet access. I'll check in a few times. the oceans have large nets to prevent box jellyfish getting in, I'll be safe ;).
 
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honestrosewater said:
And tasmanian devils nearby. Those are some fierce, fierce, little beasts! And those sounds they make!

Hmm... I was about to say tasmanian devils are extinct but that's tigers, and I live here.

Where abouts are you going? Its pretty cold down here in the south but its still nice up north. Make sure you watch out for drop bears. Lots of tourists get maimed by them. They look similar to koalas but are smaller, sit up high in trees and will jump at you. They got nasty claws so just make sure you don't fall asleep under any trees.

Ya usually know when there are jellyfish around because they come in huge swarms that can close off the whole beach, at least down this end they do. Even so your much more likely to die in a car crash than by shark or jellyfish.

Oh, and btw, we don't have taxis here, we all ride around on the backs of kangaroos.
 
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Watch out for those hoop snakes, too! They grab their tails in their mouths and roll down the street at about 30 km/hr. They can sneak up on you, so keep an eye out!

Where are you going in Australia? Which states/cities/places? Might be able to give you some tourist advice. Have you been here before?
 
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yomamma said:
I'll be goin to australia on thursday. I'm not sure how long I'll be there. about a week and a half. :smile:

Where abouts? I have been to Perth and Hobart Taz. Twice each. I cannot say much about Perth except that it has a lot of brothels and try the VB. If you want to get your arse kicked you can also order a Fosters. lol

If you go to Hobart, which is not likely, make sure to stop and eat at the ball and chain...IIRC. And make sure you check out the club at the top of the casino. The boardwalk at the casino is worth the trip around the word in itself. Well, to me it is...

It will be a lot of fun...
 
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Have a nice time and don't forget to bring some souvenir!
(I see lots of jealous people are trying to frighten you!:biggrin:
 
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Have a nice time..With kangaroos :D
 
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I know I spelled 'kangaroo's' wrong

I won't be scared off just by the little, extremely fatal sting of a box jellyfish. :uhh: I hope I don't have to ride on a kangaroos back either -_-
 
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Poor kangoroos!
 
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as far as I know, I'm not liable for any kangaroo harm...
 
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Please bring us a kangoroo!
 
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that might be kind of tough. okay, you send ME money, and I'll bribe the pilot to allow a kangaroo...

little do they know, I'm using the money for a PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP
 
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Have a great time! Just remember that next time you go, wait for winter here and summer there! :tongue2:
 
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yomamma said:
that might be kind of tough. okay, you send ME money, and I'll bribe the pilot to allow a kangaroo...

little do they know, I'm using the money for a PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP
No need! Just say to the kangoroo, Lisa! wants to meet you!I'm sure they'll come by themselves...(Kangoroos have enough money,don't they!? :wink: )
 
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probably. their very good cons, but only to tourists. the aussies know all their tricks.
 

1. What should I pack for my trip to Australia on Thursday?

It is recommended to pack lightweight, comfortable clothes that are suitable for warm weather. Don't forget to bring a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Also, pack any necessary medications and important documents such as your passport and travel insurance information.

2. What is the weather like in Australia in Thursday?

The weather in Australia varies depending on the region you will be visiting. However, in general, the weather in Australia in Thursday is warm and sunny. It is always a good idea to check the weather forecast for your specific destination before packing.

3. Do I need a visa to travel to Australia on Thursday?

Yes, most visitors to Australia will need a visa. You can apply for a visa online or through an Australian embassy or consulate. It is important to apply for a visa well in advance of your trip to ensure it is processed in time.

4. What are some must-see attractions in Australia?

Australia is a vast country with many amazing sights to see. Some popular attractions include the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House, Uluru (Ayers Rock), and the Great Ocean Road. It is also worth exploring the local culture and trying some traditional Australian foods.

5. Is it safe to travel to Australia on Thursday?

Australia is generally a safe country to visit. However, like any destination, it is important to take precautions and be aware of your surroundings. It is also advisable to have travel insurance to cover any unforeseen events. It is always a good idea to familiarize yourself with any potential risks or safety tips specific to your destination before traveling.

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