cub

In the Australian vernacular, a cub is a Cashed Up Bogan. Cubs are found in suburbs where they plainly don't belong, often having arrived as a result of an inheritance, lottery win or some other unexpected windfall. Although cubs live in aesthetically pleasing suburban residences, the following traits still give them away: * Cheap plastic chairs on the front porch. * A massive ashtray - usually a baby formula tin or large coffee can, also on the front porch. * Females can often be seen sunning themselves on the same front porch (usually in a cheap blue nylon dressing gown) on weekend mornings. * Cigarette butts on the lawn of both their own and their neighbors. * The high-pitched voice of the female of the species. * Mating sounds on a Friday night (not to be confused with that of a Tasmanian Devil). Note that because the bogan is now cashed-up, the car in the driveway is no longer an indicator, often having been replaced by an not-so-older series Ford or Holden.