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Was James Hardy Vaux a flash in the pan or a creme of the crop crim?

Convict Flash Jim - aka James Hardy Vaux compiled Australia’s first dictionary, but can he be trusted? ....

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Was James Hardy Vaux a flash in the pan or a creme of the crop crim?

Was James Hardy Vaux a flash in the pan or a creme of the crop crim?
theage.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theage.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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'Boys and girls' banned in new teacher guide

Schools have been told to declare a climate emergency in a new book which also tells teachers to bans phrases including girls and boys. ....

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A swag of snags – where Aussie English came from


A swag of snags – where Aussie English came from
The convict author of Australia’s very first dictionary would be delighted to know many “flash” terms from his day still linger on in our everyday lexicon.
If you say there are swags of snags on the barbie, you’re using “flash” language. 
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A nation is defined by its dictionaries. So it is somehow appropriate that Australia’s first lexicon guide was a dictionary of slang and was written by a convict.
If you call your clothes your “duds” or your “togs”, ask for a “dollop” of ice cream on your dessert, say you have “swags” of sausages for the barbie, or call a drunk a “lush” you are talking like a convict – using “flash” words. There are hundreds of examples of convict slang still alive and functioning in the Australian language today. ....

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The 12 convict terms Aussies still use


International Talk Like a Pirate Day was invented in 1995 by two Americans, John Baur and Mark Summers, as a parody of all those endless United Nations proclaimed days dedicated to terribly noble causes.
In order to Talk Like a Pirate you greet everyone with Ahoy maties or Ahoy me hearties in a growling accent and throw in the occasional Aye, Jim lad while pretending to have a parrot on your shoulder.
That works for pirates, but what about convicts?
How can you talk like a convict?
Talking like a pirate is so 1995. convict-speak is where it’s at.
Probably by talking exactly the way you are now. No change is needed. If you grew up speaking Australian English you are using far more convict words than you realise. ....

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