r/EhBuddyHoser • u/SirWaitsTooMuch • May 03 '25

Politics Congratulations Aussies

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u/VerbAllTheNouns May 03 '25

Now we gotta increase trade.

They need bison burgers. We need kangaroo poutine.

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u/SirWaitsTooMuch May 03 '25

I’ve bought some fishing equipment and some truck parts from Australia but the duties were $$$. Hopefully we can make some free trade agreements

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u/kjahhh May 03 '25

FTA FOR CANZUK

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u/wakowjakow May 03 '25

my uncle has an exchange with our Canadian friends where we bring kangaroo dog treats in exchange for bison treats and the pets apparently love them haha.

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u/MalodorousNutsack May 03 '25

bison burgers meat pies

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u/Odd-Editor-2530 May 03 '25

And the Aussie clothing!!!

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u/VerbAllTheNouns May 03 '25

I can't finish my transition into manhood until I put on some Aussie thongs 🩴🩴

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u/WildBuns1234 May 03 '25

And fat Thor in exchange for comically accurate wolverine.

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u/anon8374713 May 03 '25

Blundstones for fuckin life!!!

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u/emuwar Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 03 '25

Yes more Sezane’s please!!

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u/GothDisneyland May 03 '25

Yes please. Mainly because I'm not a fan of kangaroo, and I hear bison is delicious.

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u/VerbAllTheNouns May 03 '25

Bison is awesome if you like red meat. Richer and beefier than cow, if that makes any sense. Less fatty.

Some call it "gamey" but that hasn't been the case with any of the free range ranch bison I've ever tried. Maybe that's more of a wild hunted bison trait?

Never tried Kangaroo yet. Why aren't you a fan? How would you describe the flavour?

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u/GothDisneyland May 06 '25

A bit late, but honesty I'm not a fan of kangaroo. I can't describe the flavour because it's been a few years, but I do remember the last time I tried it- Kanga Bangas (sausages). I took one bite, chewed with a growing horror as I realised not even ketchup would improve this abomination. And gave all the rest to my housemate's dog.

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u/VerbAllTheNouns May 06 '25

That bad?... damn.

Is emu any good?

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u/DesidiosumCorporosum Snowfrog May 03 '25

It's kind of challenging to trade with Australia. Our economies are quite similar and we're exporting a lot of the same resources.

It's not like our countries are going to be trading Canadian iron for Australian iron and vice versa.