Blimey! I didn't know that Tasmania was part of Australia.
There was a really good commercial for Boags beer a number of years ago showing a group of Tasmanians trying to break the island free from the mainland.
God must have been a ship owner, he placed the raw materials far from where they are needed and covered two-thirds of the earth with water...
As you all debate the various pros and cons of cities on the West Island of NZ, I sit here in the jewel of the Pacific, and content myself in the knowledge that Auckland is indeed the city that beats all of them. We have our share of bogans, of course, but I suspect they are mostly of Australian parentage
PS I know this is OT but couldn't resist. Just ignore me.
PPS Just to balance things up a bit, I also know that many of the bogans in Australia's fair cities hail from this side of the Tasman
As you all debate the various pros and cons of cities on the West Island of NZ, I sit here in the jewel of the Pacific, and content myself in the knowledge that Auckland is indeed the city that beats all of them. We have our share of bogans, of course, but I suspect they are mostly of Australian parentage
I wonder if SQflyergirl has found my flame throwing emoticon...
AKL is far from anything remotely resembling a jewel in the pacific
Having lived in a few Australian cities, i find all the cities quite similar and 'burbs virtually the same. Shopping is usually underwhelming and often overpriced. But what makes Australia memorable is the great food and wine.
If i had to choose one city, Melbourne gets the nod. Like we say in the UK, Melbourne more cultured and less Chavvy (less bogan-ny).
Having said all that, i have to admit i hate Australian Customs with a vengeance! Ditto British immigration.
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Having said all that, i have to admit i hate Australian Customs with a vengeance! Ditto British immigration.
Haven't had any dummy spits replayed on "Border Security" - Australian TV show about Customs and Border Protection Officers in Australia or "Customs" - British version, have you?
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