No worries?-Quick Answer Please

[Isomer]

For anyone from NZ:
What is the NZ equivalent for "no worries" in america?

[MrCrowley]

Haha why you ask?

Uh 'No prob' maybe, I can't think now that you ask,

[Isomer]

Friend asked me to finally prove her dominance.
No prob was apparently wrong.

[JDAX23]

haha just tell her to get back to the kitchen and make you a sandwhich... jk by the way in case there are any girls on here

[Isomer]

alright, this must be some hardcore bs. she says its enchala?

[MrCrowley]

She spanish or something?

What is the NZ equivalent for "no worries" in america?

Are you asking what a NZ'er would say for 'no worries' in America, or what a NZ'er would say 'no worries' for in NZ?

I am confused.

[Isomer]

nvm, it doesn't really matter all that much. thx everyone for helping me try to keep my dominant position over the female sex. (can i say that?)
JUST KIDDING

[MrCrowley]

Well i'm from NZ and we'd usually say 'No Worries', or 'No Problem'. Something like that, never heard of enchala.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

It's probably something like "fack off mate" followed by a swig of beer

[MrCrowley]

It's probably something like "fack off mate" followed by a swig of beer

I believe he did say NZ, not that other place, that one across the ditch

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

good point (and at least I didn't mention the hat with corks on the end and the riding of a kangaroo while wielding a boomerang)

The cultural differences are clear:

aussie hard man

kiwi hard man

[MrCrowley]

Hahaha so now we're all old age pensioners 6' under who conquered Mt. Everest?

Did his recent death manage to fit into your 6 o'clock show?

Presuming your news is at 6pm.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I don't watch local news, I stick to bbcnews.com, quicker and more informative. His death even made it into a blog entry of mine:

Sir Edmund Hillary is dead.

He was a hero from another age, a time before manufactured celebrities when one needed drive and balls of steel to do great things in order to achieve fame. It's a sad reflection on modern society.

[MrCrowley]

good point (and at least I didn't mention the hat with corks on the end and the riding of a kangaroo while wielding a boomerang)

The cultural differences are clear:

aussie hard man

kiwi hard man

<A HREF="http://tvnz.co.nz/view/page/423466/1545269">Oh noes</a>

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

What's more, of those who wash their own shirts, many have a secret stain removal tip for removing lipstick from their collar.

The question is, if you're wearing a pink shirt, did that lipstick actually come from a woman?