I was just manscaping my 'down under' and it actually made me think of your things to know about Australia thread. That was weird, but at least now you know I think about you while I'm fondling my willis and doodleberries

Nah, keep it deleted lol. The post count thing was great when I reached 1000, but the #PostWhores killed that for, well, everyone lol... Plus, its best to leave that thread dead **insert evil laugh** lol

Again!!! After those little idiots thread got deleted I lost a few posts lol.. I'll never be Black Ninja, though. Like you, I'm stuck with my title 4 lyfe! Haha

of course that was the point of humour when I thought i saw "Robstor"! lol

One of my favorite running jokes on a sitcom ever...at 1:22...Was my exact reaction lol

I thought it said "Robstor" Next to a post of yours earlier in a fit of fatigue lol like you changed the name to that! lol

I'll look into the list of wine, but do you have any suggestions for beers (outside of the typical American answer of Fosters) that would be a good go with some good times?

I was looking at making meat pie since that was the only thing I found that resembled "traditional" australian cooking. Trust me, If I could get my hands on a 'roo, I would at least try my best to grill it up right. I have always like trying new things (Scorpion and Millworms in Thailand were AWESOME and Rattlesnake is pretty good stuff) and think it'd be cool to say I at least had once. As for the party it will be the night of the 9th. You are more than welcome to come if you can make it, but I need you to RSVP ASAP!

The idea was being kicked around for the theme (we have several friend couples with kids and once a month we send them all to the grandparents or baby sitters for a complete night. It usually runs until 1-2 in the morning depending on when we run out of alcohol) and me and my buddy came up with the idea of a "Tribute to Down Under" for the winner. I am debating dressing up as Crocodile Dundee for this one, but I might stick with Steve Irwin, which was my first thought.

This is the website http://food.ninemsn.com/recipes/modern-australian-food/ I have found that seems to have the most recipes than I can find. Are any of these considered traditional meals in the Outback?

Also, I am looking to make just 1 major meal (have to avoid Seafood and shellfish for allergies sake) and probably try two or three of the deserts you suggested.

I didn't see what you did until I actually posted... that was a surprise, well played