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A “slab” of beer in Australia refers to a case of 24 bottles or cans. A 12-pack is called a “half slab,” and a six-pack is called a “six-pack.” Aussies also refer to a standard 12-ounce bottle of beer as a “stubbie,” and a 24-ounce bottle as a “long-neck.” Strangely, ordering a beer on tap Down Under can be even more of a challenge because different states and territories have different names for specific volumes of beer; depending on where you are, you have to figure out whether you want a “pony,” a “Shetland pony,” a “glass,” a “pint,” a “pot,” a “schooner,” or a “middy.”

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