mcminty, u deserve some karma for being a fellow sydney sider
gees...im being generous....
**hey, is therea limit on how much karma u can give?
gees...im being generous....
**hey, is therea limit on how much karma u can give?
Your Geography textbook lists the gay capitals of the world? What is it in Vatican city?mcminty wrote:
Lol, not according to my Geography textbook, and Teacher.
BM: Yes, yes there is.
Melbournians unite! I don't know how much karma I have left, but I fight fire with fire! Announce youself, that you may be karma'ed! Do your national duty! Everyone hates Sydney! Even Sydneysiders! Totally!
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You know, there's a rumour that Sydneysiders are actually New Zealanders who were deemed to.........New Zealand-like on the farm. Still, at least they only have one head. Bloody Tasmanians.
Funnily enough, being a Sydneysider, Ive never heard of that of that rumour??
go to melbourne, they have a Grand Prix
well that could swey it, i do like watching the F1 racing. always when it is in OZ we dont get to see it live cause it is on at some crazy time here.uber73 wrote:
go to melbourne, they have a Grand Prix
Well, to you it would be a factBattlefieldMedic wrote:
Funnily enough, being a Sydneysider, Ive never heard of that of that rumour??
We have:mcminty wrote:
Yea... we have:Jestar12345 wrote:
We Got.... A Big Cube as a Main Attraction......
Fucking Federation Square
The Rocks
Harbour Bridge
Opera House
Lady Macquaries Park (that what it's called?)
The Zoo
Centre Point
Not to mention 95% of all international tourists go through Sydney when coming to Australia.
Mcminty.
National War Memorial
BOTH Parliament houses - the new one looks OK
Nat Museum - interesting architecture (I thought they had built a roller coaster at first)
Carillion
Shit, I forgot the rest!
Oh, and more wildlife than you can poke a stick at (for a major city, anyway)
Though we have nothing big sporting wise - I put that down to a lack of funds.
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Speaking of New Zealand, I heard there was a clause in the Constitution (I think New Zealand's) that allows NZ to join Australia as a state whenever it wants!
You learn something new everyday.
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The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
canberra is the capital becuase they needed an inland capital to stop attack from navy ships.
the fight between syd and melb is an urban myth they cooked up to feel important.
melb is good if you like greeks and cloudy weather.
syd is good if you like traffic jams, lebs and smog.
the fight between syd and melb is an urban myth they cooked up to feel important.
melb is good if you like greeks and cloudy weather.
syd is good if you like traffic jams, lebs and smog.
I thought New Zealand was a state of Australia
Canberra freaks me out. Looks like a city, feels like a country town. Appropriate for our capital I guess, but it does take some getting used to. When you get to a pedestrian crossing, people actually stop
Canberra freaks me out. Looks like a city, feels like a country town. Appropriate for our capital I guess, but it does take some getting used to. When you get to a pedestrian crossing, people actually stop
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and canberra is as dead as a doorpost. i mean, theres not one single human being there. no night life!
but our city (sydney) looks sexy!
**apart from the shire- go randwick people!
but our city (sydney) looks sexy!
**apart from the shire- go randwick people!
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Yeah, all those guys with oil and hotpants. Real sexy.
well your right about the nightlife, i bites. airlie beach ftw!!!BattlefieldMedic wrote:
and canberra is as dead as a doorpost. i mean, theres not one single human being there. no night life!
but our city (sydney) looks sexy!
**apart from the shire- go randwick people!
lol.
why the hell did i choose doorpost as the simlie?? :S
why the hell did i choose doorpost as the simlie?? :S
Nope, they would dare.... Racism...mcminty wrote:
NT rocks... is that why there is talk of sending the Defence Force in to quell the aboriginal "problem"?Flecco wrote:
Cairns..... Learn to spell Spark...
Don't come to the Top End first.... You will die of heat strain ....
The Top End rocks though.... NT rocks in general.....
Mcminty.
The NT has:
Wildlife... Real wildlife mind, not that crap they have down south....
The real bush...
Real aboriginals... Still actually hunt for food and stuff, nice people too... Friendlier than most if they aren't drunk or high....
The real Kakadu......
Real rednecks...
Real crocs....
The real Darwin....
Real Uranium mines (soon to be real Uranium dumps too!)......
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Nah mate come on up to Brisbane. The weather is great, the women wear bugger all clothing, the beer is cold, the women wear bugger all clothing, its cheaper to live, the women wear bugger all clothing, theres more employment, the women wear bugger all clothing and the best part is THE WOMEN WEAR BIUGGER ALL CLOTHING.
and yes I have actually lived in EVERY state and territory (cept our Antartic base)
and yes I have actually lived in EVERY state and territory (cept our Antartic base)
Damn, in a previous topic, australia fought over who was the best country and won, now australia is fighting over which is the best state (or territory )
Scud, which part of brizzy do you live in?
Scud, which part of brizzy do you live in?
brisbane ftw.
Yeah, but is that worth the increased chance of seeing a 50 year old with a pot belly in a g-string?SCUD1974 wrote:
Nah mate come on up to Brisbane. The weather is great, the women wear bugger all clothing, the beer is cold, the women wear bugger all clothing, its cheaper to live, the women wear bugger all clothing, theres more employment, the women wear bugger all clothing and the best part is THE WOMEN WEAR BIUGGER ALL CLOTHING.
no. but when he talks about women, hes talking about under 30. seeing them in a g-string everyday is nice, BRISBANE FTW, i used to live there, cheap to live there, 300 dollars aus a week for a luxorious house. food is also great, and dont forget south bank parkland, wonderful park and its a 30 min drive to gold coast if u wanna go surfing or sumthingBubbalo wrote:
Yeah, but is that worth the increased chance of seeing a 50 year old with a pot belly in a g-string?SCUD1974 wrote:
Nah mate come on up to Brisbane. The weather is great, the women wear bugger all clothing, the beer is cold, the women wear bugger all clothing, its cheaper to live, the women wear bugger all clothing, theres more employment, the women wear bugger all clothing and the best part is THE WOMEN WEAR BIUGGER ALL CLOTHING.
hoorah for the Newcastle ppl in here, i saw 2 of you
on a more serious note, i have no idea where you could get work...
Australia FTW
on a more serious note, i have no idea where you could get work...
Australia FTW
From someone in the same climate as you I'd say Melbourne. Was only in Oz for a few weeks and either in Brisbane or Melbourne, but the weather was much more to my liking down the south, I even got to wear one of the many pointless jumpers I carried half way round the world! Brisbane's hot, roasting, even hotter, humid, sunny......did I mention hot? Personally got a bit too much for me just depends how well you can take the heat.
My brother's moving there in a few months and according to him there's IT/development jobs in abundance and it's easier to get some kind of permission to stay and work if you're in that field.
My brother's moving there in a few months and according to him there's IT/development jobs in abundance and it's easier to get some kind of permission to stay and work if you're in that field.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. I know of 3 people in the IT field who have had trouble finding jobs. There's been a flooding of the market in recent years.
We speak the same language? Last I checked, we spoke Australian, not Scottish..
Oh, and climate wise, move to Adelaide. Probably the closest you'll get to what you're use to. We do get hot in summer (anywhere from 30C up to ~ 45C) but we dont freeze in winter. Round my area, we average around 8 - 10C overnight, and my suburb is slightly lower then the city itself.
Oh, and climate wise, move to Adelaide. Probably the closest you'll get to what you're use to. We do get hot in summer (anywhere from 30C up to ~ 45C) but we dont freeze in winter. Round my area, we average around 8 - 10C overnight, and my suburb is slightly lower then the city itself.