24315 pts · July 10, 2012
Melbourne's population density is lower and at basically the same population, Houston's density is even lower again (and larger population).
You're probably thinking of Jervis Bay Territory, which is basically Canberra's sea port.
That's because Australia invented polymer bank notes. Several other countries including Canada use our technology for their own bank notes.
Yeah, I think that was in Kazakhstan
It's probably the most tired and overdone 'joke' Imgur has. It was vaguely amusing the first couple of times years ago, now it's just sad.
This is Australia and it looks like it might be a Toyota Aurion. Not sure if it is sold outside AU, is larger than US Camry/Corolla.
It's a signalised intersection, the police car had a green light. U-turn at an intersection gives way to all other traffic (in VIC).
You're kidding yourself if you expect 421 athletes taken from 24 million people to be equivalent to 550 athletes taken from 320 million.
He's also been caught doping multiple times, it's not a good look.
These guys kick like mules. Lots of technique, like a soccer player, but the individuals are much bigger and stronger than soccer players.
Australia actually
Australia
First thing I thought of too, came looking to see if someone else had the same idea. Thanks for the laugh!
Seems like Australia and NZ carried the team more than any other non-European western country, on a per capita basis, in both wars.
As an Australian, we also just call it hockey. The other one is ice hockey to us.
I personally prefer Australian Football, but preference is always going to be pretty subjective.
In fairness, left/right driving is split about 35/65 by population, while 95% of the population has adopted metric. Apples & oranges...
Nowhere near enough AFL on Imgur
Probably not. Australia owns the technology/patents and I can't see the US paying Australia to print American money, or lease the tech.
Actually, no, Australia invented the polymer banknote technology and leased it to other countries (including Canada) to use as well.
It's exceedingly good for mining. The population is indeed low, but that will probably change over time, there's plenty of useful land.
Yep WA is about 4x the size of Texas, bigger than most countries just on its own.
As an Australian...you're way off mate
https://youtu.be/YGGTcYfrEZU?t=45s
(2/2) Presumably other agricultural activities which don’t necessarily require arable land (eg cattle/sheep) are more common here
(1/2) That may be true, though Australia's agricultural output is nearly twice that of Canada's with only 10% more arable land.
Something like that, I'm not really sure! Australia had 477,000 square km of arable land in 2011, Canada 430,000 (6th and 7th in the world)
It's not that bad, we have more land suitable for agriculture than Canada, despite being smaller in overall landmass. It's not *all* desert.
I think that statistic is mislabeled, I recall seeing the birthrate at being ~4 per second with ~2 deaths per sec, ~200k increase per day
Melbourne's population density is lower and at basically the same population, Houston's density is even lower again (and larger population).
You're probably thinking of Jervis Bay Territory, which is basically Canberra's sea port.
That's because Australia invented polymer bank notes. Several other countries including Canada use our technology for their own bank notes.
Yeah, I think that was in Kazakhstan
It's probably the most tired and overdone 'joke' Imgur has. It was vaguely amusing the first couple of times years ago, now it's just sad.
This is Australia and it looks like it might be a Toyota Aurion. Not sure if it is sold outside AU, is larger than US Camry/Corolla.
It's a signalised intersection, the police car had a green light. U-turn at an intersection gives way to all other traffic (in VIC).
You're kidding yourself if you expect 421 athletes taken from 24 million people to be equivalent to 550 athletes taken from 320 million.
He's also been caught doping multiple times, it's not a good look.
These guys kick like mules. Lots of technique, like a soccer player, but the individuals are much bigger and stronger than soccer players.
Australia actually
Australia
First thing I thought of too, came looking to see if someone else had the same idea. Thanks for the laugh!
Seems like Australia and NZ carried the team more than any other non-European western country, on a per capita basis, in both wars.
As an Australian, we also just call it hockey. The other one is ice hockey to us.
I personally prefer Australian Football, but preference is always going to be pretty subjective.
In fairness, left/right driving is split about 35/65 by population, while 95% of the population has adopted metric. Apples & oranges...
Nowhere near enough AFL on Imgur
Probably not. Australia owns the technology/patents and I can't see the US paying Australia to print American money, or lease the tech.
Actually, no, Australia invented the polymer banknote technology and leased it to other countries (including Canada) to use as well.
It's exceedingly good for mining. The population is indeed low, but that will probably change over time, there's plenty of useful land.
Yep WA is about 4x the size of Texas, bigger than most countries just on its own.
As an Australian...you're way off mate
https://youtu.be/YGGTcYfrEZU?t=45s
(2/2) Presumably other agricultural activities which don’t necessarily require arable land (eg cattle/sheep) are more common here
(1/2) That may be true, though Australia's agricultural output is nearly twice that of Canada's with only 10% more arable land.
Something like that, I'm not really sure! Australia had 477,000 square km of arable land in 2011, Canada 430,000 (6th and 7th in the world)
It's not that bad, we have more land suitable for agriculture than Canada, despite being smaller in overall landmass. It's not *all* desert.
I think that statistic is mislabeled, I recall seeing the birthrate at being ~4 per second with ~2 deaths per sec, ~200k increase per day