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I've been to Sydney several times. I sincerely dislike it and feel very uncomfortable. I much prefer Canberra. Sydney is vastly different from Melbourne, but I personally find very few characteristics that make it different in ways that appeal to me.

I spent a week in Sydney in 2008 and really really enjoyed it. Canberra is more like a small country town compared to any of the other Cities I've been to. I had to laugh at the Casino that just reminded me of a local Pub in Shepparton with a gaming room and resturant. I did really enjoy my couple of days there, however and would definitely go back. Probably not the 6 hour drive again, without air conditioning, though!
 
going to America (aka southern California, Vegas, the Grand Canyon, Vancouver & Banff) really got me thinking more about travel. i kept a 30-40 page diary. yet even in my own country i've never really seen anything.
 
Yes, Canberra really felt like a glorified Naracoorte or Murray Bridge to me, but there's no denying that the touristy stuff there is pretty great. And the malls were really clean, relatively empty... it was actually unsettling in a way. I enjoyed my time there, though. The War Memorial is an essential visit if you're touring around the country.

nice location by the way, Bonnie :lol:

It's all fun, honest. ;)
 
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well let me know if you'd wanna meet up! and hey, do you actually live in Melbourne? or like Carlton or Richmond or something? because i live in Werribee, so the only time i'm ever in the CBD is when we go clubbing St:

Meetup might be a goer! Though ny level of alcohol consumption at Pyramid is yet to be determined... I'm in the inner east at the moment, kew area, but the plan is to live in the CBD for a few years in the late twenties, yuppie style. The dream! Kinda lucky that I study in the city so I spend a lot of time there, 3 hour seminars evolve into 10 hour day's doing random stuff in the city, Tis a good life! Do you study in the Western subs?
 
It's all fun, honest. ;)
well you have to do something when even our premier gets stuck into Adelaide. :lol:
Meetup might be a goer! Though ny level of alcohol consumption at Pyramid is yet to be determined... I'm in the inner east at the moment, kew area, but the plan is to live in the CBD for a few years in the late twenties, yuppie style. The dream! Kinda lucky that I study in the city so I spend a lot of time there, 3 hour seminars evolve into 10 hour day's doing random stuff in the city, Tis a good life! Do you study in the Western subs?

i didn't drink a lot last year at Pyramid... i've never really drank day & night continuously in my life before, grand final day excepted.

:up: that's awesome, no wonder you love the city. yeah i'm in the Western Suburbs, and if i want to buy anything we've got a huge plaza 10 minutes from my house, which defeats the purpose of travelling into the CBD. on top of that i go to uni out the back of Geelong.
 
why do the ATO and Centrelink make it so fucking hard to a) just get forms and b) file them? i spent about 20 minutes with that stupid automated bitch on the ATO number and still got nowhere. :scream:


also, when i was in hospital, i woke up one night and couldn't sleep til they gave me more endone. so i watched this thing called the Leyland Brothers. i don't really have anything to say...
 
I probably wouldn't want to live in Sydney but I sure love visiting and can never get enough of the harbour area. I always end up going to Taronga Zoo - I've been there many more times than the Melbourne Zoo :D

I look forward to exploring Brisbane when I come over there in December.
 
also, when i was in hospital, i woke up one night and couldn't sleep til they gave me more endone. so i watched this thing called the Leyland Brothers. i don't really have anything to say...
Travel all over the countryside, travel all over Australiaaaa
Ask the Leylands, ask the Leylands, ask the Leyland BRUUUUTHEEEERRRRRRSSSSSSS.....

Sorry there. I grew up watching endless Leyland Bros programmes, and I'm perfectly normal.....
 
i was just amazed. they spent like six hours sitting in a tree with these massive cameras hoping for a glimpse of a tree kangaroo or something.
 
:cute: the good ole days :lol: :coocoo:



and um, the leyland brothers may be slightly tacky in their pursuit of educational endeavours, but could someone please explain the reason for this

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oh dear

:crack:
 
i had absolutely no idea who she was until last year's Brownlow or their wedding which Jason Alexander MC'd... whichever came first.

and like all those relationships i struggle to believe that it's real.
 
i had absolutely no idea who she was until last year's Brownlow or their wedding which Jason Alexander MC'd... whichever came first.

and like all those relationships i struggle to believe that it's real.

now what on earth would give you the impression it ain't real :shrug: . . . dammit, I thought these two were the very definition of twoo lerve :wink: . . . and just quietly, how disgusting was the wall to wall coverage that was given to miss tacky chick and her quest for a 'gown' for the brownlos' (spelling :shifty: ) . . .:doh: :doh: . . . the walkley awards are calling dontcha think :hmm:

If you weren't in Siddeney living with hublet and I wasn't straight, marry me :love:

:sexywink: . . . and um, it's Syd-er-nee . . . :tsk: :wink:
 
one day i'm gonna make a playlist for one of those desert island comps and include Sadie and numerous other silly songs. it's gonna go for two hours, it's gonna be awesome, and everyone will just have to deal with it while i smile.
 
This is crazy! GEM and 7mate and that other CH10 thing coming soon.

Foxtel is now almost pointless.
 
Foxtel is now almost pointless.

Yeah, except for last Sunday afternoon at about 2pm when we had all these channels and there was absolute stuff all on.

Switched to Pay, and I was safe again. I think I'll always hate FTA. Packed To The Rafters, Parenthood, Both Thursday & Sunday Footy shows and that's about the only time I switch to FTA. Mostly wait for the replays of Footy to be on pay before I watch it these days.
 
^ :lol: . . . tis very pretty (I lived in Taranaki for about a year back in the early 80's and had a view of the Mountain from my bedroom window ~ it was postcard pretty :cute:) . . . but if NZ is so fabbity why is it that most of the kiwi's in the world are living down the road from me in Bondi :wink:
 
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