Description: Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo

Description: Charlie Uniform November Tango. Sneaky!

Description: Because Adelaide is rad, South Australian proud.

Description: It's noice, it's different, it's unusual. Kath and Kim know.

Description: Fuck yeah, I can, I will, I'm in.

Description: Hell NO. Not today or tomorrow. Not ever!

Description: Not Today (purple). Try again tomorrow.

Description: Whatever. Don't bother me with your shit.

Description: Hell Yeah. Today is my day. Feeling bigger and better.

Description: A little bit witchy. Will put a spell on you.

Description: No, I don't want a hug. Not a hugger. Please respect my personal boundaries.

Description: nope. nadda. no way. not today. just nope.

Description: A little bit crafty. Maker of stuff.

Description: A little bit crafty. Maker of stuff.

Description: Always been a Vegemite kid. Spread it on thick. In brand colours

Description: I'm a milo kid (brown). Always been a Milo kid. Heap those teaspoons.

Description: I'm a milo kid (green). Always been a Milo kid. Heap those teaspoons.

Description: Not today (black). Probably not tomorrow either.

Description: Well-known Fishism, Richard Fish quote from Ally McBeal "Bygones".

Description: You are my favourite in transgender pride flag colours. The Transgender Pride Flag has been around since 1999 when an American transgender Navy veteran named Monica Helms created it.

Description: You are my favourite in genderqueer pride flag colours). Writer and activist Marilyn Roxie designed it in 2011.

Description: You are my favourite pansexual pride flag colours.

Description: You are my favourite (non-binary colours). Its colours symbolise t.hose whose gender falls outside of and without reference to the binary (yellow), people with many or all genders (white), those whose gender identity falls somewhere between male/female

Description: You are my favourite in aromantic colours. Launched in 2012. The colour green represents aromanticism, and it appears in two shades on the flag, along with white (for platonic and aesthetic attraction), grey (for gray-aromantic and demiromantic people).

Description: You are my favourite in genderfluid pride colours. JJ Poole created the Genderfluid Pride Flag in 2013 to represent folks whose gender identity and/or expression is fluid and may fluctuate at different times or in different circumstances.

Description: You are my favourite in asexual pride flag colours. Black represents asexuality, Gray represents asexuality and demisexuality, White represents Non-asexual partners and allies, and Purple represents Community.