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Can you tell me where you live? You don’t have to give me your address, but just ...
Mmm Hmm … I just live in [IDENTIFYING MATERIAL REMOVED].. which is just sort of .. over the hill from this school so
I .. I used to live in [IDENTIFYING MATERIAL REMOVED] but … we sort of moved in nearby .. ???
And how do you get to school?
Um .. my mum drives me to school .. and I catch the bus home .. ???
Okay .. Do you like catching the bus?
Yeah, it’s okay .. I’ve got .. some good friends on there so it’s all right. There’s a few .. morons on there but it’s all right @@
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No … Nuh, there’s always a seat so
Yeah … Okay … And do you have any brothers and sisters?
No, I’m an only child
Okay .. Do you like being an only child?
I do actually, yeah, cause I’m really close with my parents so … yeah, I guess they’re like .. you know, my best friends as well so .. it’s good
You get along really well with them?
Yeah … Very well
Do you think people, generally, your parents’ generation understand people your generation?
I don’t actually, no … um … I sort of think maybe that …
‘cause um, cause um … nineties are sort of changing my .. everyone’s sort of more relaxed nowadays so’s … I think .. maybe some of them are a bit still tense and … and they’re not really relaxed ‘round their .. their .. you know, families ‘n’ that, but my mum and dad are really sort of …
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I’ve got .. um .. my uncle … um .. has been married about three times so I’ve got two cousins … three cousins from
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No ‘cause they all live in South Australia or in New South
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Oh, I see .. Where were you born?
I was born in Victoria .. but um .. Mum actually was pregnant with me when they moved over here in 1981 so
They were from Adelaide [were they]?
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And were your parents born in .. Adelaide?
Yeah .. They were both born in Adelaide
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Have you made any enquiries about that?
I’m … about to today actually .. so @@@ I have this big urge to go learn it so … ah … cause I wanna do um .. cultural anthropology when I leave school, you see
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Mmm .. well actually umm .. one of my favourite band’s .. um .. called Shaker. They are really Indian influenced
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All right .. so what sort of things do you like to do?
Well we’re .. ‘cause we’ve got a band together, as you’ve prob’ly heard any way? .. Yeah, um … so .. and we’re also into like .. English football, and we sort of do everything like .. and we’re also into horses .. so … we sort of do .. like [IDENTIFYING MATERIAL REMOVED] comes up a lot to ride my horse .. and we’ve got a big show coming up and .. we sort of like going out places, mainly to record stores @@
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And looking ‘round there .. so … yeah .. we sort of .. do a lot together .. so it’s good
Mmm, so you have a horse?
I do. I’ve got … two .. two .. I’ve got a little yearling and a … ‘bout an eight year old .. so
Male or female?
Um .. my geld .. they’re both geldings so they’re both male
Right .. Okay .. And what are their names?
Um .. My little .. yearling’s called Andy, and his full name’s Easonwiz which @@ and he gets swabbed ??? cause they think it’s a drug horse .. no @@ But .. um .. and my other horse is .. Rennie .. and his full name is Colorando Checks
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Mm hmm .. Would you like to continue with that?
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I don’t .. I don’t want it to be a career .. ‘cause I, I don’t think there’s much .. you know, money in .. in horses at all .. so I sort of .. I wanna .. It’s more of a .. a relaxing sort of ... hobby more than anything … yeah …
‘cause it’s nice just to get on a horse if you’ve had a bad day and sort of like go out onto the road, you know .. and walking through the bush ‘cause we live up near um .. a forest .. so that’s really good to go riding in
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Um .. have you thought about which university you’d like to go to?
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What is it about Cardiff that?
Oh, I just think it’s .. ‘cause Wales is so beautiful ..
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Have you been over there yourself?
I haven’t .. I’m dying to .. but .. yeah .. I, I, I’ve actually never been out of .. New South Wales, Austra .. um .. Adelaide … and Victoria .. so I’ve been in these three states all my life .. It’d be interesting
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I mean obviously there’s a lot of places that you wouldn’t go to in India .. cause you .. bit of a .. you know … sort of run down and, and .. there’s heaps of people that live there too so it’s sort of very crowded … Just to find out more about .. like their more .. like I said, like enchanting and magical places are where I’d like to go to
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But I sing .. I sing
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That’s my main thing, yeah … I sing and play base … Very hard to do ‘cause you sort of go .. co-ordinate it all right .. yeah … I love the base ‘cause it’s got so much power
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What about a classical instrument?
Huh … Cello
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I like listening to cello. I started to pick up the cello actually … but .. um .. it wasn’t sort of my instrument
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Right .. yeah .. What about a violin? Does that have a place in pop records?
Yeah, I think it does. Well my dad’s actually a musician and he’s .. for of like violin .. and cello
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So he’s been there .. and .. sort of .. he’s a, a great song writer and .. I think, in .. you know, individuality and origination are so … I think all these sort of like .. originality sort of … really good ‘cause … you hear so many things that sound like .. each other, you know
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I might .. I’m thinking of dropping maths next year actually
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Yeah .. Do you play any sport yourself?
I love soccer
So you [play soccer]?
Yeah, [I play soccer], yeah
Yeah .. okay .. It’s a girls’ team?
Yeah, we’ve got .. I actually played last year
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No .. I just .. I think I like soccer because it makes more sense .. like it’s … to me it .. it seems more like a .. a sort of classy .. a more a sort of intelligent sport .. and um
Why is that?
I think ‘cause .. I just see .. every time you go and .. like, you know that.. you watch TV and there’s AFL on, you know, they’re all .. having this big brawl on it and .. insulting each other and .. sort of, you know, they’re … got all these teeth missing and it seems like .. @@@ and I sort of get this really bad picture of an AFL player
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It’s .. You look and the TV going “Hmm” … And so I like watching .. watching the soccer. It’s good .. cause it’s sort of a cleaner sport and .. you sort of … I mean they do get injured but .. it’s more like … not .. like .. by being punched up or getting caught, you know, taking someone out ???? ankle goes on them though .. going to get the ball or something … Yeah, but it’s a good sport; I like it .. Oh yeah, and of course I like um .. my horse sport as well
Yeah … Did you watch the Olympics last year?
I watched some of it .. yeah
The equestrian [events]?
[Yeah] ..that was brilliant ‘cause Australia won again.
Maybe they’ll start .. That’s another thing that really annoys be about Australia .. um .. They sort of don’t .. pay any attention to their .. equestrian. I mean they’ve won dual gold now .. and like they still like .. they go
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