@@alex.scrumptiousfarts I work in a serious office, doing serious seriousness all day. We all have mustaches, eat bread sandwiches, and sarcasm is strictly forbidden.
@@terrythornton39 yeah, when the narrator was all like "and a discombobulated brain" I was like, maybe a little, but English isn't their first language - French is, so it's more about "lost in translation" :p
I am french canadian and he's my favorite whistle dreamer !!! 😆😄 I am laughing soo hard cause in here tongs means "G-String " 🤣😅 😂 Imagine the guy ??.. "Do you have a g-string so we could tie you up and bring you to the hospital ?? 🤣🤣 " In Second comes the one with... " Leslie ?? Do you have a spare cigarette ? " 🤣🤣🤣 😅😂😂
I remember hearing an Australian person say they are going to put their thongs on in a vlog and I was ready to exit the video, but a note came on the screen just then saying they meant flip flops...I was so relieved
@@BrianKitching-wv5nh g'day brother and warm greetings from Queensland Australia 😊 I grew up in a fire station in Australia my teenage years during the 80s and 90s so I sort of grew up in an environment similar to the work culture these guys display. My favourite would have to be old Terry,god rest his soul. He reminds me of some of the older firemen I knew who helped influence my life. He was cool, calm and collected . He cared about people and was a genuine decent MAN ( in every sense). He was a fantastic role model for kids as he displayed with the young girl who came there from Coffs Harbour. a beautiful little seaside town down the coast from here. He was always up for a warm hearted chuckle but was more concerned with looking after others. He was also a straight shooter who would tell you how it was with being OTT or deliberately offensive, a quality I sadly see a lot less of lately. I grew up going to the beach in Queensland swimming in the surf from the time I could run but all our lifesavers were volunteers,as are most in most surf lifesaving clubs are around Australia. Big shout out and respect for these fine Aussies who selflessly volunteer their time for FREE to keep our beautiful Aussie beaches safe. Anyway enough of my reminiscing 😅. Hope you have a great day mate and best wishes from sunny Queensland 😊
okay one thing... why are people going into the ocean if they cannot swim in the first place??? its the biggest body of water in the whole entire earth!!! and i also dont get not being able to swim... i think they expect themselves to be able to float?? while just moving arms??? but thats not the case... also i can float and other people dont know how to do it i can float and keep my mouth and nose and eyes above water while laying on my back.... will that save me in the ocean... no... probably helpful??? yes lol
Is there are story behind the *red* and *yellow* color (for flags)? In my country - and probably in many European countries - red stands for 'great danger' and yellow for 'mild danger/trouble ahead'. .. So I´m not wondering when European tourists avoid the red flag by purpose. 🤭 I would do so myself if I hadn´t seen BondiRescue in YT. 😃
Just a thought? How about using two (2) "no swimming" signs back to back, so that swimmers can see the signs both from the beach and the water? Ditto the blue-bottle signs? Love y'all. Keep being your amazing selves. 🌊 ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘ 🌊
Great minds think alike! The signs actually are double-sided. It's the one metal pole with a sign attached to each side. You can see the sign pointed towards the beach at 6:20 and from the ocean perspective at 9:38. My guess is some people are trying to get away from crowds at the flags and only plan to go in a little ways, having no idea how strong the currents are. The lifeguards really are amazing.
@@RoxanneOHara-x4p I stand behind my statement. I am sorry your mother had to choose between her life and her sons for a moment. That is tough. If I did that to my son there would definitely be guilt there, but he wouldn’t be able to break up with me. It is instinctual. I hope I will never be put into that situation.
how did kerrbox manage to get on a plane to hawaii with his fear of flying/heights?! poor guy must’ve been heavily sedated - and this was before glick’s square up!
Stefans brain isn’t discombobulated, he just wants to know why the paramedic wants to know if he’s wearing a thong and why he would say that in such a time of dismay
It just gets me as a person that was not even allowed as a kid to go into the water until I could do basic swimming that some go out then when rescued laugh and say I don't know how to swimbut just had to go out to see how deep could go. Then as a parent who is like a hawk even at pools am shocked that there are parents who obvious can see the signs and what is happening just acting like oh well if something happens someone else will watch my kids. Just one episode I would want a leash even on me lol.
Late reply, but for the show they're microphones but they also have a little transmitter that will emit radio signal, so if they get lost in the water they can be located :)
16:39 the french canadian is hilarious yet... I have noticed after seasons and seasons watching Bondi Rescue both the life guards and medics have little patience for those with 2nd languages. This french canadian not only has 2 languages yet they are curt and frustrated/cutting him off with his story despite knowing his language barrier and green whistle are affecting him. How many times are the camera crew pointing out the multilingual talents of the cast???? Bad form, bad form!
I respectfully disagree. When people arrive at Bondi Beach and don't speak English, it can cause life-threatening situations. IMO, the crew does an amazing job trying to save lives, despite the language barriers, and we think that they do an amazing job. Kindest regards. ⚘
@@majoroldladyakamom6948 I think its the opposite, the lifeguards should learn basic commands in other languages . It is unrealistic to expect a tourist to be fluent in the language of the country they are traveling to.
There seems to be a language barrier with the numerous guests. Would it make any difference to have posts in rifferent languages before they get into the water. There must be a way to educate the guests before they become patients.
Every time I go to a beach I am I end up droning Yeah that’s what happen every time when I go to the beach. I hate when this happens and seaweed on my feet I get disgusted and it gets on my toes and tickle it. I feel disgusted after and that’s the only way like the whole paddling down I can’t walk somewhere else it just stays like that if I get so weird and I have to do a big jump but it doesn’t work and I have to go through a big jump and that doesn’t work if that doesn’t work to so I do one more and I actually do it
8:37 Trevor's "no Jake" *dramatic pause* "you saved my life" always makes me laugh🤣
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Always makes you laugh in the last 24 hours this video has been posted?
@@firstylasty9417 jeez why so serious
@@firstylasty9417 it was released 10 years ago mate
@@alex.scrumptiousfarts I work in a serious office, doing serious seriousness all day. We all have mustaches, eat bread sandwiches, and sarcasm is strictly forbidden.
That "once upon a time came a wave" gets me every time!!😁😂😂
And... I don't wear thongs, thongs are for women 😂😂
😂😂😂 once upon a time 😂😂
"I don't wear ahh tongs, Tongs are for uhhh women" 😂
I’m so happy to see an obvious French quebecer speaking English when travelling abroad… I’m from Quebec but I’m an English speaker
@@terrythornton39 yeah, when the narrator was all like "and a discombobulated brain" I was like, maybe a little, but English isn't their first language - French is, so it's more about "lost in translation" :p
"I feel a little selfish - you guys want some?" - even in pain the Canadians are so polite 😂
How socialist of him.
@@VintagepaperdollcuttingC-wq5ql No, simply polite. Most people are considerate.
Can we give a shout out to the countless amazing surfers that save swimmers in distress!!
Once upon a _time_
Came a _wave._
I was like, dis is *mine.*
16:46 🌊🌊🌊🌊🏄🤙 Boss.
I am french canadian and he's my favorite whistle dreamer !!! 😆😄
I am laughing soo hard cause in here tongs means "G-String " 🤣😅
😂 Imagine the guy ??..
"Do you have a g-string so we could tie you up and bring you to the hospital ?? 🤣🤣 "
In Second comes the one with...
" Leslie ?? Do you have a spare cigarette ? " 🤣🤣🤣 😅😂😂
Leslie's mysterious cigarette is in my top 3 moments xD
The fact that thongs are two very different things in different countries 😂😂🤦
"I don't wear thongs, thongs is for women" 😂😂😭
Yup, I always get a kick out of the brits calling underwear "pants" as well.
@@INF1NI73 & we get a kick out of you calling trousers "pants" 🤣!
And after he said that the narrator: "A dislocated shoulder and a discombobulated brain." 😂😂😂
17:30 he was so sloshed on the green whistle he wasn't able to understand "thongs" means "sandals" lol
Love seeing Maxi doing his stuff.
Please post more!! I’m from the US and Bondi rescue is getting me through finals😭
Sam3!
"I dont wear thongs.. thongs is for women"
I died, thats gold.
The French Canadian is hilarious 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁
😂😂😂😂
"Once upon a time…"
"I dont wear Tongs. Tongs are for women."
😂 hahaha green whistle ladies and gentleman.
Australian thong🩴
Canadian thong women's skimpy underwear
Google for pics lol
I remember hearing an Australian person say they are going to put their thongs on in a vlog and I was ready to exit the video, but a note came on the screen just then saying they meant flip flops...I was so relieved
Love the thongs confusion. I grew up calling them thongs but I think it was Sisqo’s Thong Song that got us calling them flip-cops instead 🤣
Thongs in the UK are underwear.Flip flops go on the feet.
The American guy was a pretty decent bloke. Just was a little undereducated about Australian surf conditions. He seemed to be enjoying his holidays 😊
I agree.
I agree,i hope he enjoyed his visit to Australia and didn't have enything else happen to him.I love Bondi Rescue, who is your favourite?
@@BrianKitching-wv5nh g'day brother and warm greetings from Queensland Australia 😊 I grew up in a fire station in Australia my teenage years during the 80s and 90s so I sort of grew up in an environment similar to the work culture these guys display. My favourite would have to be old Terry,god rest his soul. He reminds me of some of the older firemen I knew who helped influence my life. He was cool, calm and collected . He cared about people and was a genuine decent MAN ( in every sense). He was a fantastic role model for kids as he displayed with the young girl who came there from Coffs Harbour. a beautiful little seaside town down the coast from here. He was always up for a warm hearted chuckle but was more concerned with looking after others. He was also a straight shooter who would tell you how it was with being OTT or deliberately offensive, a quality I sadly see a lot less of lately. I grew up going to the beach in Queensland swimming in the surf from the time I could run but all our lifesavers were volunteers,as are most in most surf lifesaving clubs are around Australia. Big shout out and respect for these fine Aussies who selflessly volunteer their time for FREE to keep our beautiful Aussie beaches safe.
Anyway enough of my reminiscing 😅. Hope you have a great day mate and best wishes from sunny Queensland 😊
We love this time of week where we get to enjoy a full episode of Bondi Rescue! 🎉
Please post more upto date seasons of Bondi Rescue,this show is great.
okay one thing... why are people going into the ocean if they cannot swim in the first place??? its the biggest body of water in the whole entire earth!!! and i also dont get not being able to swim... i think they expect themselves to be able to float?? while just moving arms??? but thats not the case... also i can float and other people dont know how to do it i can float and keep my mouth and nose and eyes above water while laying on my back.... will that save me in the ocean... no... probably helpful??? yes lol
It’s good to see Kyle again! 😊
Is there are story behind the *red* and *yellow* color (for flags)?
In my country - and probably in many European countries - red stands for 'great danger' and yellow for 'mild danger/trouble ahead'. .. So I´m not wondering when European tourists avoid the red flag by purpose. 🤭 I would do so myself if I hadn´t seen BondiRescue in YT. 😃
Love how Rob looks like a typical middle age person but can paddle like a pro and used to be a pro surfer.
I agree,Kerrbox is awesome from Bondi Rescue.
Just a thought?
How about using two (2) "no swimming" signs back to back, so that swimmers can see the signs both from the beach and the water?
Ditto the blue-bottle signs?
Love y'all. Keep being your amazing selves.
🌊 ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘ 🌊
um what about just understanding the flags??
@@curtisc6768 but what if they swim into the area without knowing?
Great minds think alike! The signs actually are double-sided. It's the one metal pole with a sign attached to each side. You can see the sign pointed towards the beach at 6:20 and from the ocean perspective at 9:38. My guess is some people are trying to get away from crowds at the flags and only plan to go in a little ways, having no idea how strong the currents are. The lifeguards really are amazing.
They are so good at job
He definitely pushed her down. That! Would have been the END of that relationship for me!
I agree.
I agree with you.Who is your favourite lifegaurd?
It is absolutely instinct to save yourself though. My mum once did the same thing with my little brother. Thankfully they were both alright.
@@RoxanneOHara-x4p I stand behind my statement. I am sorry your mother had to choose between her life and her sons for a moment. That is tough. If I did that to my son there would definitely be guilt there, but he wouldn’t be able to break up with me. It is instinctual. I hope I will never be put into that situation.
His brain is fine, thongs are only for your feet in Aus. Nearly everywhere else, thongs are revealing underwear.
He’s puffing on the green whistle like a vape
I still can’t understand why ppl don’t learn how to swim as a child, and get into a body of water known for strong rips.
Crazy waves! Brave LG'S.
I'm from the us and even I know thongs means flip flops. We named them for the sound the make.
how did kerrbox manage to get on a plane to hawaii with his fear of flying/heights?!
poor guy must’ve been heavily sedated - and this was before glick’s square up!
that italian man is hillarious
French Canadian 😂
They do such an amazing job!
Stefans brain isn’t discombobulated, he just wants to know why the paramedic wants to know if he’s wearing a thong and why he would say that in such a time of dismay
Heroes!!!! ❤❤❤
Good job Qin was there
I don’t wear thongs there for girls got me Ahhah 😂
It just gets me as a person that was not even allowed as a kid to go into the water until I could do basic swimming that some go out then when rescued laugh and say I don't know how to swimbut just had to go out to see how deep could go. Then as a parent who is like a hawk even at pools am shocked that there are parents who obvious can see the signs and what is happening just acting like oh well if something happens someone else will watch my kids. Just one episode I would want a leash even on me lol.
I love Corey!
That’s awesome I miss you
At the start, does anyone know what sunglasses H is wearing? They are so cool!
Disgonboblaed brain is crazy
Trevor is so thankful 😂 you shouldnt drink and then hop in the ocean my man. Just like you shouldnt drink and drive.
What is in the lifeguards arm bands?
Late reply, but for the show they're microphones but they also have a little transmitter that will emit radio signal, so if they get lost in the water they can be located :)
They are microphones which are provided by the film crew.
yeah bois
Thongs are underwear 🤣 (I know they’re flip flops in other parts of the world tho! From the UK and we defo refer to thongs as the wider g-strings)
14:40
16:39 the french canadian is hilarious yet... I have noticed after seasons and seasons watching Bondi Rescue both the life guards and medics have little patience for those with 2nd languages. This french canadian not only has 2 languages yet they are curt and frustrated/cutting him off with his story despite knowing his language barrier and green whistle are affecting him. How many times are the camera crew pointing out the multilingual talents of the cast???? Bad form, bad form!
I respectfully disagree.
When people arrive at Bondi Beach and don't speak English, it can cause life-threatening situations.
IMO, the crew does an amazing job trying to save lives, despite the language barriers, and we think that they do an amazing job.
Kindest regards. ⚘
@@majoroldladyakamom6948 I think its the opposite, the lifeguards should learn basic commands in other languages . It is unrealistic to expect a tourist to be fluent in the language of the country they are traveling to.
Why would you go into the ocean if you can't swim. I just don't understand it at all.
There seems to be a language barrier with the numerous guests. Would it make any difference to have posts in rifferent languages before they get into the water. There must be a way to educate the guests before they become patients.
yo
yo
"Yo", translated by Google's auto correct means "they". ⚘
What happened to Jake? He quit?
she isnt a fricken floaty bro nooo...
My name is pablo
Every time I go to a beach I am I end up droning Yeah that’s what happen every time when I go to the beach. I hate when this happens and seaweed on my feet I get disgusted and it gets on my toes and tickle it. I feel disgusted after and that’s the only way like the whole paddling down I can’t walk somewhere else it just stays like that if I get so weird and I have to do a big jump but it doesn’t work and I have to go through a big jump and that doesn’t work
if that doesn’t work to so I do one more and I actually do it
❤❤❤
i dont wear thongs, thongs is for women hahaha
Don’t drink and swim
❣❤❣
well,u have to see what Dubai Does
People come to a rough beach and don’t follow the rules. Idiots.
wsg
I hate thieves!!!!!
Heroes! First btw :)
Thongs are for women 😂