HEY! I never APOLOGISED for not being on. ;D

Mairi: *sips straight black tea* Is it as good as Bushells? :3

I remember sending this to Danni, once.

Arvo : afternoon
Barbie: BBQ
Barraack: To cheer for a sports team
BARRY!: RUN!!!
Bikkie: Biscuit/cookie
Bloke: Male
Bludger: A lazy person (i.e. Duck ;D)
Boardies: board shorts
Bodgy/bodged: Faulty/messed up. ie: "We bodged the job big time" "It was a bodgy-looking car"
Bogan: A feral looking person who slacks off and cares little about their appearance. (She calls everyone this when they do something silly... *Lexi wears an orange dress with green shoes* "Lol! You're SUCH a bogan!" *Ace drops a tray of bikkies* "HA! You bogan! XD"
Bondie: Singlet top
Bottle-O: Liquer store
Brekkie: Breakfast
Brumby: Wild horse
Buckley's chance: No chance ie: "We've got a buckley's chance of making it outta here now!"
Bunyip: Legendary creature of the outback, as told in folktales. Can be used as a playful insult. "Slam, right now you're reminding me of a bunyip!" XD
Burner: Oven
Bush: The outback. ie: "She lives out in the bush, out in the back of Whoop whoop." (See 'Whoop whoop')
Cactus: Dead, broken, not working. ie: "she just came home and flopped on the lounge, absolutely cactus!"
Cark it: Something died. ie: "His car carked it on the way to the shop"
Chokkie: Chocolate
Chook: Chicken ("Can someone grab the chook from the burner!" XD)
Chrissie: Christmas. ;D
Chunder: Vomit
Clucky: Feeling maternal
Cobber: Small child/friend
Cozzie: Swimsuit
Cranky: Angry, upset.
Crook: Sick
Dag: A silly person, a goof, a nerd. (She'd call Tech this. "HA! You're a dag!" XD)
Daks: Pants
Deadest: Serious, truth. ie "I'm deadset sure it was right there!" "Omg! Are you deadset??"
Derro: Tramp, hobo, bum. (She'd call Ace this)
Dob: To tattle
Dobber: Someone who tattles
Drongo: An idiot (if she uses this one, she's NOT happy)
Earbashing: Nagging
Fair go: a chance. ie "Give us a fair go!"
Fairy floss: Candy floss, cotton candy
Feral: See bogan. (She may call Slam this as a joke)
Footy: An Australian sport
Gidday!: Hello!
Good onya: Well done! (usually used in a sarcastic manner. *Ace drops a tray of bikkies* "Good onya!")
Grog: Alcohol
Gruds: Underwear
Grundies: Underwear
Hoonin': Racing around on the road. (She'd call Rev a hoon.)
Hooroo!: Yoohoo or goodbye
Icy pole: popsicle
Lollies: Sweets, candy
Maccas: McDonalds
Mate: Buddy, friend, a term of affection. ie: "C'mon mate, we need to go!"
Mate's rate: Discount for a friend.
metho: Metholated spirits
Milk bar: Corner shop
Mob: A group of people. ie: "The Loonatics are a great mob!"
Mongrel: A horrible person (again, she'd only call someone this if she were really angry with them)
No worries!: Forget about it.
No-hoper: Some who'll never do any good
Op-shop: Thrift store, second hand store
Rapt: Delighted. ie "She was rapt with her grades"
Ratbag: Mischeivous child
Rock up: Arrive
Sanga: Sandwich
Servo: Petrol station
Sheila: Female
Skull: To drink really fast
Sloppy-jo: A jacket-type hoodie
Snag: Sausage
Sook: Pout. ie: "Don't sook!" "She's having a sook."
Spewin': Incredibly angry
Spiffy/pretty spiffy: Great, excellent!
Spunk: good-looking person. (she'd call Duck this.)
Squizz: Look. ie: "Let's have a squizz over this fence." *in a store, to the shop assistant* "Nah thanks, don't need any help. Just havin' a squizz..."
Stickybeak: Looking.
Stoked: Pleased
Stuffed: Tired
Sunnies: Sunglasses
Tanie: Pronounced tan-ee. Tantrum
Thingo : Wadjamacallit, thingummy, whatsit
Thongs : cheap rubber backless sandals. Flip-flops
Too right!: Definitely
Trackie daks: Tracksuit pants
Tucker: Food
Undies: Underwear
Vinnie's: op-shop
Wagging: Skipping, taking a day off
Whinge: Complain
Whoop whoop: The middle of nowhere/ a small, unimportant town. "We're in the middle of Whoop whoop!"
Wuss: Coawrd
Yakka: Work
Yobbo: Someone who is uncouth (She'd call Seth this)

Popular sayings:

He/she doesn't know Christmas from Bourke Street: He's/she's an idiot.
She/he chucked a sickie: She/he faked being sick to get out of work.
She/he spat the dummy: She/he got very, very, very upset.
They chucked a fit!: They spat the dummy
He's/she's off his face!: He's/she's very drunk.
She/he was flat out like a lizzard drinking!: She/he was very busy, very quick.
He gave her a gobful: He yelled at her.
Goes off like a frog in a sock! (one of my favourite quotes): It was very boisterous/rambunctious/excitable.
Get it into ya: Take it in, admire, eat up
Don't knock it!: Don't make fun of it!
She/he told me a porky: Told me a lie.
Rack off!: Get lost! Go away!
She'll be right!: It'll be ok. Everything will be fine (always write it as 'she'll')
She's pretty chillin'!: It's cold outside (again, always 'she'll')
That'd be right: A bitter term of acceptance. ie "My mother told you to rack off." "Pfft! That'd be right!"
You little rippah!: Oh, yes! Woohoo! Yay!
She/he rocked up late: She/he arrived late.
Having a stickybeak: Taking a look.
She's/he's gone troppo!: She'she's gone insane!
It's gone walkabouts (another one I use on a regular basis): It's disappeared
She/he chucked a wobbly: She/he threw a tantrum/got very upset.
Bung her in the burner: Put it in the oven.
Somethin chronic/shocking: i.e: She flipped out something chronic/shocking! He smelt something chronic/shocking.

do they act like this:
(sene-the car)
My little brother Lem: i'm hungry.
Me: Me to
Dad: we'll get some food soon.
Me: *sees Maccas* Oh, lets go to Maccas! 8D
Dad: :wierdface: WTF is Maccas?
Me: Slang for McDonalds
Lem: MACCAS! 8D 8D
Dad: where did you learn that?
Me: From a girl on LUO
Dad:...