Well just knowing you wouldnt makes me glad I went with INGO

he's da cutest AUSSIE I know

gu day < aussie voice

 

The pic is too tiny for me to know or care.

Oh yeah mum, it's, "g,day!"

Actually, most of my Aussie co-workers just say, "Hey Brian!"

 

you need to say the gu not just g





& then they suck @ bein Aussie

go make um a vegamite sammich!

 

[QUOTE=vtecmom,Nov 20 2007, 02:14 PM] you need to say the gu

 

Damn, thats better'n NASCAR...

 

Gary, when my lottery ship comes in, we'll go to the stampede.

 

just read what I typed and think of the pitavoice dats what id be like

thats 2 bad cuz Mr. Hogan wuz cute/funny

Ingo dosent try n act Aussie on GH he just acts like Jax



he wasnt actually BORN in Aussiland here you can read more if your interested

Gregarious, thrill-seeking and devilishly handsome, the man known simply as Jax is internationally known for his unique ability to dismantle huge corporations, as well as break hearts. The Jacks family, globe-trotting eccentrics of nearly inestimable wealth, never take no for an answer and refuse to think any objective is unachievable. Jax has taken this heritage to the extreme. Ingo Rademacher first aired on General Hospital in January of 1996, and returned to the show in July 2001, after a year-long break. During his year off he starred in the primetime television series Titans.

Rademacher embodies the spirit of Jax, having lived on three continents, excelled in several professional sports and carved out careers in areas as diverse as farming, ranching, modeling and television. "Jax has a 'why not?' attitude that is very similar to my own," Ingo remarks. "My parents saw things and places that interested them, went for it, and then moved on. I inherited their spirit of adventure which has landed me here in Port Charles," he jokes.

Born in the small village of Iserlohn-Letmathe, West Germany, Ingo lived on the European continent until his parents moved to New South Wales, Australia, when he was ten. He and his sister, Anne, helped his parents work a 400-acre cattle and Angora goat station there. "I played rugby and worked the ranch," he says. "We didn't have a television for three-and-a-half years there." In 1984 the family took up vegetable farming in Queensland, where Ingo drove tractors and did other necessary jobs while attending high school.

After graduation Ingo moved to the metropolis of Sydney, where he found work as a model. He was cast as the lead character, Sean Hayden, in the popular primetime series Paradise Beach -- which aired for two years -- before he moved to Los Angeles in 1994.

As an athlete, Ingo has amassed an extraordinary list of accomplishments. He was a West German ski champion at the age of eight. He was a professional equestrian in jumping, dressage and cross country from ages 10 to 14. In Australia he was a professional beach volleyball player and an Ironman triathlete.

The beach life of Southern California presently fulfills Ingo's spare time -- he surfs, trains for ocean Ironman races, and mountain bikes in the Santa Monica mountains. Ingo is single and lives in the Los Angeles area.



ahhhhhhhhh he SURFS I knew der wuz a reason I dug him otha than his purdy face

 

I couldn't get past the first paragraph mom. I just started feeling ill.

 

just read my last comment thats all dat mata's

 

Oh. . . okay. . . yeah. . . Peter-the-Aussie-co-worker Surfs. . . and my ladyfriend finds him pretty dern cute.

Thank god he doesn't play Horn. whew.