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Birdstrike posted:I'd say iajanus wishes he supported the roosters but nah gently caress that noise Hahaha you'd think so today but over my dead body.
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Lid posted:As if supporting Brisbane is worse than ever supporting the Roosters. What does North Adelaide have to do with a Brisbane netball team?
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There are more sports teams called Roosters than farmers who call their penises that.
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The only good first dog.
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Requesting a name change to Meme Loving gently caress
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Anidav posted:Mr Premier where the gently caress do we dock the trains now? If you leave qld it stops being your problem.
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QUACKTASTIC posted:Requesting a name change to Meme Loving Cuck
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Surely this isn't because Perth just built a new stadium right? I sincerely hope were not staring down the barrel of another dumbass capital city rivalry ala Melbourne v. Sydney, only shittier, and more racist.
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Also there are no rivalries there. Melbourne is better and Brisbane is worse.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Also there are no rivalries there. Melbourne is better and Brisbane is worse. I mean you're not wrong, but to claim that NSW don't poo poo their pants the minute anyone suggests Melbourne has anything their own capital doesn't is just disingenuous.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Also there are no rivalries there. Melbourne is better and Brisbane is worse. Melbourne can't be better than Sydney. Sydney has citizens so patriotic and caring that when they hear thunder at 5am they get in their cars and drive to the Harbour Bridge to help with the damage caused by the terrorists that have obviously bombed it.
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Perth vs Brisbane? It's not even a contest.
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Sorry about your city bro
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Anidav posted:Perth vs Brisbane? I agree, I'd pick Perth over Brisbane any and every day.
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Kommando posted:I agree, I'd pick Perth over Brisbane any and every day. I'd be confused too if I moved closer to federal parliament.
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Anidav posted:I'd be confused too if I moved closer to federal parliament. David, im from Perth.
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Kommando posted:David, im from Perth. So your judgement is not to be trusted, got it.
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Kommando posted:David, im from Perth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDhmdbVk0l4
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Lol. Anidav, have you eaten a rat yet? That would be cathartic in a man-bites-dog way.
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Perth Circa 2009 was unapologetically trash. I used to go to Brisbane for work and experience outrage at how much better food and coffee were, and that there were things to do on a Sunday even. Melbourne just made me furious at the state of things back home. Perth Circa 2017 is a vastly different animal though. The trains are actually a viable alternative to driving again (unless you live on the northern line, but in that case, piss off moneybags). Shops close at 9 during the week, instead of 6. We have an inexplicable number of small bars in and around the city, and even suburban cafes are worth eating at now. Some of them have even been serving coffee that you could call "good" by non-Western Australian standards. You can get breakfast after 10:30, and you can go to a good restaurant without having to book 3 weeks in advance because now there's more than 5 of them! I attribute a lot of the cultural turnaround to the influx of Melbournians as a result of the mining boom/housing affordability issues, and the rest to the lifting of some of our draconian liquor licencing practices. Some time around 2010, someone figured out that refusing to grant any new liquor licenses without first retiring an older one is a dumb, regressive idea, and around the same time Woolworths and Coles managed to convince themselves that people might actually want to buy groceries during the week, other than on Thursdays. It turns out, that running a city exclusively for the benefit of its loaded western suburbs retiree population is loving stupid, and results in a city that looks like it's striving to go back to being a town - who knew!
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Don Dongington posted:Perth Circa 2009 was unapologetically trash. I used to go to Brisbane for work and experience outrage at how much better food and coffee were, and that there were things to do on a Sunday even. Melbourne just made me furious at the state of things back home. "I can spend money more often, city is more cultural" lol
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Being able to go outside and do things with your friends because things are open instead of closed and or full up is good, you goddamn grognard :P
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Isn't Perth where Australians go to become Baby Boomers?
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the only shop in the city i visit is tactics and thats always been open on a sunday so who cares about new bars or restaurants
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Cheers, I've always wanted the opportunity to useGoldStandardConure posted:the only shop in the city i visit is tactics and thats always been open on a sunday so who cares about new bars or restaurants 
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Look I hate going outside just as much as the next goon but you're going to need something better than "coles open more" and "shop-bought espresso". Coles open more just means fewer corner stores, which is bad for local jobs/economy, and cafes are terrible for wage practises. I suppose if one is rich enough that doesn't matter tho
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Anidav posted:Isn't Perth where Australians go to become Baby Boomers? Its where we go to escape the hordes of car eating skaven.
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Come visit our socialist Labor utopia (sharks now welcome)
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Come visit Perth, the birthplace of *mumble mumble* *Gets sacrificed to giant squid *
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asio posted:"I can spend money more often, city is more cultural" lol No, you are wrong and he is correct. Fringe, more food and wine and booze festivals than you can shake a stick at, more music options, more small bars, better nightlife (northbridge isnt quite the stabby shithole it once was) PIAF and this is by no means an extensive list. If you think perth is the same shithole it used to be, you would be sorely wrong.
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NPR Journalizard posted:No, you are wrong and he is correct. So Adelaide is once again rooted to the bottom of the "most boringest city to live in Australia" list?
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Schlesische posted:So Adelaide is once again rooted to the bottom of the "most boringest city to live in Australia" list? I dunno the flipside of our little cultural revolution is that the live music scene is pretty poo poo compared to what it was when there was nothing else to do. You probably still have that on us.
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Counterpoint: Perth has a raging ultranationalist scene up there with places like Bendigo or Melton
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Recoome posted:Counterpoint: Perth has a raging ultranationalist scene up there with places like Australia
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Don Dongington posted:I dunno the flipside of our little cultural revolution is that the live music scene is pretty poo poo compared to what it was when there was nothing else to do. I live in Melbourne.
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I guess Perth is OK cos housing prices have crashed there since the FIFO mining people have lost all their jerbs.
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Schlesische posted:I live in Melbourne. Melbourne DEFINITELY still have that on us. Recoome posted:Counterpoint: Perth has a raging ultranationalist scene up there with places like Bendigo or Melton Wait we do? Because one nation only got 4.9% of the primary vote in the recent election, and I don't feel like that's really a big thing here.
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Don Dongington posted:I dunno the flipside of our little cultural revolution is that the live music scene is pretty poo poo compared to what it was when there was nothing else to do. The Prince of Wales is still there for live music unless it sank into the sea. And you want to drive to Bunbury.
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