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xenophon User ID: 75688583 Australia 11/20/2018 10:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... the 3rd shaking |
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Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? |
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Sutton Coldfield User ID: 47454620 Australia 11/20/2018 10:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? Completely different. We can't vote for a person to represent us, only a party. We are forced to vote, even if there is no party that we feel would represent the country properly. Don't vote then you are fined. |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? I feel Aussies don't really get into that stuff like.... there isn't some kind of mass power struggle or something there Like this is what Aussie media reports on.. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? Completely different. We can't vote for a person to represent us, only a party. We are forced to vote, even if there is no party that we feel would represent the country properly. Don't vote then you are fined. Damn : l I don't vote at all Last Edited by Kenneth Donald Brant on 11/20/2018 10:26 PM |
xenophon User ID: 75688583 Australia 11/20/2018 10:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? Not really, it's more sterile. Many people don't care anymore, many others still think their vote actually counts for something (they love being up to date with "news and current affairs") the 3rd shaking |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? I feel Aussies don't really get into that stuff like.... there isn't some kind of mass power struggle or something there Like this is what Aussie media reports on.. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Like... That kind of reporting is way more news worthy than the stuff they report here in the US |
3643297 User ID: 76832232 United States 11/20/2018 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? I feel Aussies don't really get into that stuff like.... there isn't some kind of mass power struggle or something there Like this is what Aussie media reports on.. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Good lord! |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? Not really, it's more sterile. Many people don't care anymore, many others still think their vote actually counts for something (they love being up to date with "news and current affairs") Yeh, I don't care either |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: xenophon It's not that different, most trends get here 5 years later The price of cigarettes (over $1 per cig) and alcohol is much higher here. Housing is a bubble waiting to burst Floods of immigrants have been let in over the past 10-15 years, Chinese and Indians seem to be the most prominent in Melbourne at least We have 2 major political parties, liberal and labor. Both take orders from the same scumbags that run the rest of the world... Is the political scene as nuts as in the US? I feel Aussies don't really get into that stuff like.... there isn't some kind of mass power struggle or something there Like this is what Aussie media reports on.. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Good lord! I didn't really understand what was so hilarious about that vid the first few times I saw it |
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Sutton Coldfield User ID: 47454620 Australia 11/20/2018 10:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do you HAVE to surf if you live there? Quoting: Kenneth Donald Brant And if you don't, how are you looked upon by your peers? The surfing culture is more so part of the national image that we like to project. Surfing has way more participants (per capita) in Ireland and the US. There is also a massive cultural difference between city folk and country folk, same as it is in your country. |
Kenneth Donald Brant (OP) User ID: 73647606 United States 11/20/2018 10:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do you HAVE to surf if you live there? Quoting: Kenneth Donald Brant And if you don't, how are you looked upon by your peers? The surfing culture is more so part of the national image that we like to project. Surfing has way more participants (per capita) in Ireland and the US. There is also a massive cultural difference between city folk and country folk, same as it is in your country. Oh ok :P.... Thank god I've never surfed ever :P |
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3643297 User ID: 76832232 United States 11/20/2018 11:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel Aussies don't really get into that stuff like.... there isn't some kind of mass power struggle or something there Like this is what Aussie media reports on.. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Good lord! I didn't really understand what was so hilarious about that vid the first few times I saw it I couldn’t understand the Gold Coast guy’s dialect/ accent. Looked like the news folks couldn't either and were just laughing at how they couldn’t understand a word he was saying |
lythandewilder User ID: 76337575 Australia 11/21/2018 02:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | pluggers = thongs (you put 'em on your feet not your arse) moot = cunt/flange/fanny/vagina ----------------------------------- It can be difficult. Too many unnatural deaths occur here, ie. murders, brushed under the carpet for a profit. It's so prolific our medical system is comfortable with it too. The bikes and the cops (and their bitches) harm and disadvantage more people than any other groups combined. The older generation still enjoys loop holes in tax and investment, they made sure no one else can while they rake in money and power. Young people can't afford to buy property. Banks will screw you over to take your property and give you a bill for the rest. Renting properties comes with dealing mostly with gestapo style groups of women who are as nasty as you imagine because they have a small amount of power. (you absolutely respect and adore the good ones you find because they are like diamonds) Fat women are full of spite and nastiness towards anyone who doesn't look like them. Their gross counterparts are leering and think they should have 20-something sucking their dicks. The young women are feral and viscous, they seem to think social media influenced by your country is real 'life'. You work to give more than 75% of your wage, if you are standard income, to someone else. Our power prices are fucking stupid. Our rents are too high. Most people have less than $1000 in the bank. Our leaders let in people from other countries with money who come here and shit on locals with bad attitudes, thinking they are better. --------------------------------- What else do you want to know? ----------------------- This country seems like it was designed to break hearts. |
AdorableLittlepixie User ID: 25676771 Australia 11/21/2018 03:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This Littlepixie loves it here in Australia thou I wouldn't go further north than the 26th parallel, bloody big crocodiles. People say if you want to swim: throw your dog in first, if it comes back you could be lucky and maybe ok to have a quick dip and if it doesn't come back you should be fine for a quick dip because that crocodile probably isn't hungry anymore. Snakes, well, Im not very fond of them and spiders don't worry me, its the crocodiles that truly give me the hebegebees. PS: Ive never been close to one. Another posted mentioned the prices of things: Power/electricity has gone up 75% in the last 10 years. Fuel, we pay around $1.60 a litre Bread, depending on your budget, the cheap white you can get for around a dollar but its crap, a decent loaf will cost you about $3.50 but if you want specialty bread like gluten free then you could be paying around $7.00 a loaf. In summer we worry about fires and in winter we worry about flooding thou lately Ive been concerned with the earthquakes that have been happening near Lake Muir(about 100km from where I live). Australia, what a wonderful country to call home. AdorableLittlepixie I am safe and protected with every step I take with everybody always. |
lythandewilder User ID: 76337575 Australia 11/21/2018 03:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh yeah... forgot something... Thread: I would rescind ALL TAX FREE enterprise in Australia....pay fucken tax like everyone else....or get the fuck out |
Tainted Meat User ID: 76539860 Finland 11/21/2018 03:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've been told three things about Australia: They're full. Life's good as long as you watch out for the drop bears. Just one landing on your head can ruin your day. Life in the outback is not like in Mad Max. The falt earth is here and the buttering of human beans has begined! Right or wrong, it makes me LOL! The end is nigh when the gaysir holes start erupting! |
Sutton Coldfield User ID: 47454620 Australia 11/21/2018 03:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh yeah... forgot something... Quoting: lythandewilder Thread: I would rescind ALL TAX FREE enterprise in Australia....pay fucken tax like everyone else....or get the fuck out I am confused by what you are saying. Are you still championing the taxman and big government? Honest question without innuendo. |
Loila User ID: 75225479 Australia 11/21/2018 03:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So hot humid. Food priced is high traffic bad really took me 2 hours getting home from city and I'm only 30 odd km away.. And deadly snakes in yard many of us have few dogs for home safety then have a small dog foxy to protect the kids and it gets eaten first if snake is near by. Ugly no teeth slut middle age woman no teeth. Schools are a sham they are fenced not just out side but inside no education. |