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Posted by Domesticated on Aug-31-2008 02:15:

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Originally posted by Fledz
That's because most of the men have left due to the women being such stuck up, posh bitches.

...that's what us down-to-earth Melburnians are always saying about you Sydney-siders.

Seriously though, every time I go to Sydney it *seems* like everyone there has an attitude problem. You stop to ask people the time or for directions and they look at you as if you're asking them to turn over their life savings.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 02:34:

Not everyone but bloody hell I'd say it was more than 50%. I'll be in Melbourne end of this month for unigames, can't wait

Posted by CleverName on Aug-31-2008 02:37:

Re: Re: I'm moving to australia

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Originally posted by nchs09
thats a problem in italy isnt it?

maybe but for me girls with arm hair is scarier than aussie spiders and snakes

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 02:45:

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Originally posted by CleverName
maybe but for me girls with arm hair is scarier than aussie spiders and snakes

You actually buy the bullshit about European women not shaving?

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-31-2008 02:58:

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Originally posted by Fledz
Not everyone but bloody hell I'd say it was more than 50%. I'll be in Melbourne end of this month for unigames, can't wait

What sport are you competing in, and where are you staying?

I never had a chance to do uni games, but I've done a few interstate sporting trips staying at Griffith Univerity, University of Queensland and various places in Sydney. If your trip is anything like mine were, you're going to have a shit heap of fun.

Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-31-2008 03:07:

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Originally posted by idoru
Oh fuck off, I'd go solely FOR Stubag. Where's your love!?

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Originally posted by Frenchie
Not with Stu

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Originally posted by Frenchie
Ok OK! Shit... I'd go see Stu.

At first, I was like

But then, I

Posted by Darkarbiter on Aug-31-2008 03:09:

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Originally posted by Fledz
That's because most of the men have left due to the women being such stuck up, posh bitches. Well, in Sydney at least, but Sydney and the surrounding area makes up for a 1/4 of the countries population.

I'm moving back to Europe.

I agree, sydney sucks.

Posted by wesleysnipez on Aug-31-2008 03:21:

At one point me and wife where thinking moving there because I had a job offer there but I stayed here.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 03:23:

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter
I agree, sydney sucks.

Na Sydney is great for most things, just that the people can be a bit shitty, especially the younger ones.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 04:55:

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Originally posted by Beat Blog
What sport are you competing in, and where are you staying?

I never had a chance to do uni games, but I've done a few interstate sporting trips staying at Griffith Univerity, University of Queensland and various places in Sydney. If your trip is anything like mine were, you're going to have a shit heap of fun.

I'm playing basketball and I believe my whole uni is staying at Melbourne Discovery which is on Flinders St in the city. Good stuff, should be easy to crawl back home in the morning

Yea I was at unigames in Surfers last year and it was fucking insane. I regret not going in my first 2 years now

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-31-2008 04:59:

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Originally posted by Fledz
I'm playing basketball and I believe my whole uni is staying at Melbourne Discovery which is on Flinders St in the city. Good stuff, should be easy to crawl back home in the morning

Yea I was at unigames in Surfers last year and it was fucking insane. I regret not going in my first 2 years now

You're within walking distance of Infinity @ QBH if you're in the mood for some trance on Saturday night, otherwise the CBD is a wealth of pubs and bars, just like Sydney.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 05:01:

I get there on sunday and leave the following sat, but you never know. Might turn up a day early :P

Posted by idoru on Aug-31-2008 05:03:

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Originally posted by Sushipunk

You know that I've always got your ~~ass~~ back!

Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-31-2008 05:47:

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Originally posted by idoru
You know that I've always got your ~~ass~~ back!

Posted by Lilith on Aug-31-2008 06:47:

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Originally posted by Fledz
I'm moving back to Europe.

Good, go buy a wife there for twenty goats... peasant!

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 07:41:

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Originally posted by Lilith
Good, go buy a wife there for twenty goats... peasant!

Why when I could buy you for a quarter of that?

Posted by wick on Aug-31-2008 08:17:

Posted by wick on Aug-31-2008 08:19:

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Originally posted by Sunsnail
I would move to australia if their internet wasn't whack.

Yeah you're right, but we are getting a massive upgrade soon I think.

I pay $60 a month for a 20mb/240k cable connection with a 12g on-peak 24g off-peak cap. lol

Posted by Lilith on Aug-31-2008 08:21:

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Originally posted by Fledz
Why when I could buy you for a quarter of that?

Because there's only room for one irate European in my house and I think she'd win.

Sydney is weird in a lot of ways, most girls I talk too have completely unreasonable ideas of what they want in a partner, think most of them are going to die of old age waiting.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 08:24:

Pretty much. It worried me a few years ago when I was still really keen to live my life and raise my children here, and how I would find a suitable partner.

Now I simply don't care anymore as I have no desire to live my life in Australia. Will be visiting all the time but home is Europe.

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-31-2008 08:28:

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Originally posted by Fledz
Pretty much. It worried me a few years ago when I was still really keen to live my life and raise my children here, and how I would find a suitable partner.

Aren't you 21 odd?

Pretty early to be thinking about marriage, let alone where you're going to raise kids!

I'll second the notion that Australian women are very demanding though, Sydney's not alone there...

Posted by Trance Nutter on Aug-31-2008 08:30:

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Originally posted by Beat Blog
Aren't you 21 odd?

Pretty early to be thinking about marriage, let alone where you're going to raise kids!

I'll second the notion that Australian women are very demanding though, Sydney's not alone there...

not really. It depends on the person.

I've got a few friends who have married around 22-ish.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 08:30:

Yea I know but to be honest, it's something that's always been in the back of my mind. I've always figured better to be ready than have it creep up on you. Plenty of time but yea, it's the way I was raised and the Croatian mentality. Always look ahead.

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-31-2008 08:34:

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Originally posted by Trance Nutter
not really. It depends on the person.

And besides, I've got a few friends who have married around 22-ish.

mmm

It seems bizzare that our parents generation were married at 21-22 and had 2-3 kids by 28.

28 these days is still a time for all night partying and hedonism.

Our kids will probably not be getting hitched til they're 35-40, hahaha.

Posted by Fledz on Aug-31-2008 08:38:

If we're fertile enough to have them that is!

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