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hey guys
are there any tradies that are either str8 curious, bi or gay out there?
this occupation is usually regarded as the most masculine and not really synonymous to the latter.

has the times changed?
speak up!

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any aussie tradies that fit this brief

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I know of some here in NZ that are Gay/Bi. Christchurch is quite the tradie capital at the moment...

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yeah really. i finding it kind of fun and exciting str8 curious or bi tradies, i want to see some. it seems like a myth

OK.....I'll go ahead and ask. What is "tradie?"

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im sorry, lol
its an australian colloquialism for a blue collar worker.

mmm no offence OP, and all respect to you as an Aussie

but

i thought it was referring to Tradesmen
electricians. carpenters plumbers etc

why nzsomebody mentioned tradie capital of NZ at the moment is ChristChurch, because of the earthquake

mind you
with our rivalry, geuss you Aussies have upgraded your Tradies to blue collar gentlemen in this age .. dont think the legit tradies would take kindly to that tho..? ha

http://www.stensrude.com/Oz.html

thought i better google check, dont want to put people crook ..

Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences.
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)

"ave atque vale"
(hail&farewell)

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well isnt that what we call trades people, blue collar. those that sell manual labour skills and services?
i dont know why anyone would take offence to it. its a legitimate occupation, occupations that are required in every society.

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unless i missed the point or something you may have said?

No worries matey
everyone misunderstands me
the no offence was referring to you actually, i did not want to offend you

i have always thought blue collar, was just that 'collar and tie' people not the working class jokers

maybe wrong

at least we are teaching the Americans something hahah or are we? ha
anyway the Brits sort of understand us a .. little bit better ha

Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences.
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)

"ave atque vale"
(hail&farewell)

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hehehe, well ur almost right "the collar and tie" folks are called white collar.
you know blue collars are the hard yakka shirts and the white collar are the van heusen shirts lol.

Got Ya Matey

aware of the blue uniform type clothing (your rail workers also huh?)
and the Van Heusen ( ie white collar)

Blue collar work clothing never been a major over here, and i have never really needed to distinguish between white & blue collar
dont think many Kiwis do
its sort of 'Collar & Tie' as compared to 'Tradesmen' workers over here
Little variations .. between our countries, as usual.

Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences.
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)

"ave atque vale"
(hail&farewell)

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i dont know if its an australian thing but i thought it was universal term lol