I don't think he knows what an echidna is at all ...

Only people from the US can see it :(

I come from a small rural town in QLD and g'day is used quite often, mostly by the farmers.

Poor guy doesn't even like his job :(

Personally I think a chelada is like drinking seawater :S some people love them though, my mexican housemate (when i lived in mexico) swore by them!!

Oh oops, my bad I reread the article ... you're right he was British but living in Spain!

He was Spanish I think.

Eh worms are nothing, come to Australia and you can see a massive drop bear ;)

Ohhh thanks for the corrections!

Buena/Vuela. Haha, close. I speak Mexican Spanish so I'll blame it on that ;)

Haha my first thought was also 'oh I would never be able to wear a skirt again!'

At the end it says (sorry for the bad translation): Every time there's more people that see in Madrid (or that come to Madrid? I can't tell). A city without limits for moving yourself. That's why we will never stop improving Madrid's metro. To grow, to go further away every day. Because you deserve one of the best metros in the world. Madrid's metro: good.

This is an ad in Australia for something ... I can't remember what though ... guess they failed there haha.

The Australian flag was thought up by a bunch of teenagers and an architect (they all submitted separate designs that were more or less the same) for a competition :D

The big white star below the Union Jack has 7 points, which represent our 6 states (and then the two territories are stuck onto one point).

The red flag is for the merchant navy. Or something like that.

Is that a donut with a REAL burger thingy and real cheese? Or just sugary stuff that looks like it?

Er wait isn't that part of a pizza ad here in Australia???

Argh, I couldn't SEE how they were dancing, they showed more of the audience and the guys in the wings!

I want to see the dancing!!