Those of you not native to these fair Antipodean shores quite likely won't have seen
Hey Hey It's Saturday! It was an enormously popular variety show, hosted by a man and an ostrich puppet and it gave us wonders like this...
Years of "exposure" does things to the mind and today's stylings from Barks and The Kiwi quite possibly reflect that. Is this a good thing? I'll let you be the judge....
Cheers,
Millsy
You are a strange people...
ReplyDeleteWhat do you expect when you commence colonisation of a foreign land with the riff-raff of society? :-)
DeleteBut all the softys got left behind. So Australia was then populated with descendants of people who knew what the sun was and what cold beer is. Ha ha ha
DeleteBut were they all called Bruce?
ReplyDeleteAmen. Crack a tube!
DeleteThe women were called Bruce as well? That explains a great deal ;)
DeleteIs your name not Bruce? Mind if we call ya Bruce just to keep it clear?
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Cant watch the video the content has been blocked!
ReplyDeleteConsider yourself lucky! Click on the link to YouTube.
DeleteI thought it was an emu he was molesting, rather than an ostrich (assuming you mean Rod Hull)
ReplyDeleteThis was a couple of years after Rod Hull left these shores with Emu - Channel 9 got a replacement, Ozzie Ostrich, who traded quips with the host of 'Hey Hey', Daryl Somers.
DeleteThis piece of Aussie TV Trivia brought to you by the House of Ev, proudly splitting hairs for over 40 years!
A fascinating example of fertility rituals from a primitive culture Millsy!
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