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If you could live anywhere in AU where would it be


dougal

16-Jan-2009
10:01:08 PM

ok so tassie has been mentioned I think 3 times already. There's a current trip down there http://www.qurank.com/ under trip reports. Looks awesome.


russianSpy

17-Jan-2009
2:42:49 AM

mwaaahaahaa

sydney vs melbourne debate with a few random locations thrown in for good measure.
i'll just add my 2 more cents worth and go for Melb over Sydney, but I believe the OP was asking about great community, sustainable living and all that. I kinda don't think either offers that. you really have to go to the sticks for that "community" feeling. where people smile back at you and don't look like you're a silly tourist or a freak!

Rick, I was actually discussing that the other day- maybe for the next long weekend! I'll be calling you well in advance
and heck, we're biased!!


Cookie

19-Jan-2009
1:00:48 PM

On 16/01/2009 masterofrup wrote:
>come live in the wimmera (near arapiles and grampians) you might not die
>when the world ends.

so... when is it going to end this time?


rodw

19-Jan-2009
1:31:18 PM

On 19/01/2009 Cookie wrote:

>so... when is it going to end this time?

The day ~~hell~~ melbourne freezes over.


Eduardo Slabofvic

19-Jan-2009
3:02:43 PM

What’s the difference between Melbourne and nuclear explosion?


IdratherbeclimbingM9

19-Jan-2009
3:03:27 PM

They both glow in the dark?

dfinnecy

19-Jan-2009
3:54:29 PM

>>What’s the difference between Melbourne and nuclear explosion?

Price of real estate within an hour's drive?

Duncan

19-Jan-2009
4:12:51 PM

On 19/01/2009 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>What’s the difference between Melbourne and nuclear explosion?

[sean connery]I forget the punchline - your mother's a whore.[/sean connery]


Eduardo Slabofvic

19-Jan-2009
5:24:47 PM

On 19/01/2009 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>What’s the difference between Melbourne and nuclear explosion?

A c--kroach can survive a nuclear explosion.


Paulie

19-Jan-2009
5:34:24 PM

To mix all that up in the melting pot would have to be Katoomba or surrounds, can't really think of anywhere else in Oz that has that mix of lifestyle...maybe somewhere in Tasmania or possibly around Halls Gap?


Eduardo Slabofvic

19-Jan-2009
6:01:00 PM

....but not the moderators.....yuk yuk yuk


kerroxapithecus

19-Jan-2009
9:11:35 PM

SE Qld - the Goldy or the Sunny.


masterofrup

19-Jan-2009
9:24:24 PM

On 19/01/2009 Cookie wrote:
>On 16/01/2009 masterofrup wrote:
>>come live in the wimmera (near arapiles and grampians) you might not
>die
>>when the world ends.
>
>
>so... when is it going to end this time?

Dunno.

devlin66

19-Jan-2009
10:21:21 PM

at the end?


IdratherbeclimbingM9

20-Jan-2009
2:38:05 PM

On 19/01/2009 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>....but not the moderators.....yuk yuk yuk

Mods can survive being nuked?


Eduardo Slabofvic

20-Jan-2009
2:49:43 PM

On 19/01/2009 kerroxapithecus wrote:
>SE Qld - the Goldy or the Sunny.

Now that's funny.


BundyBear

20-Jan-2009
3:29:45 PM

Dude. The Shire is the only spot worth talking about. End of Topic

Less than 2 hours drive to Blueys and Nowra.

Heaps of local climbing and bouldering.

Unlimited beaches, and next to the Royal NP...

StuE

20-Jan-2009
3:47:17 PM

On 20/01/2009 BundyBear wrote:
>Dude. The Shire is the only spot worth talking about. End of Topic
>
>Less than 2 hours drive to Blueys and Nowra.
>
>Heaps of local climbing and bouldering.
>
>Unlimited beaches, and next to the Royal NP...

And the odd riot to keep the locals amused.


wallwombat

20-Jan-2009
5:26:29 PM

On 20/01/2009 BundyBear wrote:
>Dude. The Shire is the only spot worth talking about. End of Topic

Mount Druitt by the sea isn't my idea of a good place to live.

Then again, I live in Goulburn, so maybe I should shut up.


tnd

20-Jan-2009
5:42:34 PM

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