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* RatedMForManly: Milo's [[Film/ReservoirDogs favourite movie]], the 'bonding' session over Elvis' cover of 'Always On My Mind,' cane toad golf, and everything Taylor does until his Melbourne brothel-crawl.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: One of the first shots in the movie is at the Brisbane house, where [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Taylor plays golf with a cane toad]]. Golf ain't the half of it; cane toads have reached plague proportions and everyone turns a blind eye when it comes to how you kill them...
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''He Died with a Felafel in His Hand'' (2001) is a flamboyantly pointless housemates-from-hell story, based on a book by John Birmingham. Despite mediocre circulation, it's become something of a CultClassic among unemployed yobbos, leftist uni students, and anybody else who's experienced the joys of shared-house living in UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}. Memorable mainly for that scene in backyard Brisbane, plus a kick-arse soundtrack full of Australian artists and snappy writing that makes it the most quotable text since Creator/OscarWilde.
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''He Died with a Felafel in His Hand'' (2001) is a flamboyantly pointless housemates-from-hell story, based on a book the grunge fiction novel by John Birmingham. Despite mediocre circulation, it's it has become something of a CultClassic among slackers, unemployed yobbos, leftist uni university students, and anybody else who's experienced the joys of cramped, noisy shared-house living in UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}. Memorable mainly for that scene in backyard Brisbane, plus a kick-arse soundtrack full of Australian artists and snappy writing that makes it the most quotable text since Creator/OscarWilde.
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* RantInducingSlight: Dirk's attempt to pick a fight with Danny about everyone's casual acceptance of his homosexuality by asserting that Danny is a homophobe backfires on him. Badly. It results in the page quote.
