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The shortest day of the year is June 21. It’s called winter solstice, or mid-winter. Which pretty much means it’s dark and freezing outside.
Almost every woman does it - stealing their guys clothes. And almost every woman agrees they prefer wearing their guys sloppy joe or flanno to their own. Why?
Australia’s most loved shirt, the iconic flannelette shirt. Better known as the flanno, or is it the flannie?
We love summer in Australia! Everyone does! But what’s the best thing about summer?
Every year, after going through the torture of last minute Christmas shopping men promise themselves next year to be prepared and do it all well in advance.
After a cold winter it’s finally warm enough to wear shorts again! Great news!
“It’s not that cold” says teeth-chattering mate without a coat.
We’ve all got ‘that’ mate that says “it’s not that cold” and then proceeds to head out into the winter air without a coat to keep him warm. Of course, we all know he’s lying and that he’s freezing because he turns blue and his teeth are chattering.
Sitting by the fire, in your favourite spot on the couch, watching the footy, with a beer. Can you be any more comfortable? Yes, wearing your favourite pair of jeans!
It's been the traditional tradie brekky of choice, the choccie milk. There’s nothing better to start the day when you’re up at the crack of dawn. And who doesn’t have great memories drinking choccie milk as a kid? But the modern tradie might argue the iced coffee is the better choice, just as sweet with a caffeine hit.
