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Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne
Reply #15 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:11pm

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:05pm:

Melbourne had some plus's for someone coming from Shitney.
I liked it when they had Conductors: very helpful, quasi Tourism guides. They got rid of them the following year after I arrived.
I paid a Botswanan chick $1000 for some dreadlocks.
Only to have to shave them off from catching NITS on a Tram (because people are 'back to back' on seats) one month later.

Overall, Melbourne is really just like Sydney is just like Melbourne is just like Sydney, etc, etc.
- really bad places to live, wether you are rich or poor.

I can tell you - Sydney has gotten far far worse since 2000.
It really is a crime against humanity.

I now live on a nice NSW coastal area.
But it too works hard to keep the Real Estates from 'cashing in' on turning it into another 'city' with high rise apartments and a main street full of café latte's and boutique shops selling useless bullcrap.

I might head further away come next year.

No beaches. Melbs blows chunks.

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Reply #16 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

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Reply #17 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

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Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne
Reply #18 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:26pm

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

Bondi is a sh!t beach.

Perth's beaches are 100 times better.

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Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne
Reply #19 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:26pm

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

Come on - it's full of Bondi cigars.

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Reply #20 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:32pm

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

The only time I go to Bondi is when I dive the Annie Miller wreck 2kms out from it.

If you think Bondi is great - then you have never been outside for some 'gate-leave' from Sydney.
Bondi is 94th in Australia's Top 100 beaches! Grin

Of course, Sydney pays a lot of money to have it rated with Ipanema in World's Best Beaches. Grin

Perth beaches are rated highly - not bad for a city.

But really, when you wade into the water to 'get away from it all' and turn around to see high rise apartments where people stare at you with binoculars, people hanging their washing out on their verandahs and water that has enough wee wee in it to rate with public swimming pools.

Well, let me just add that the moment Sydney & Melbourne started to 'verses' one another - both ended up losing!

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Reply #21 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:34pm

Bobby. wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:26pm:

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

Come on - it's full of Bondi cigars.

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Reply #22 - Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:34pm

Bobby. wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:26pm:

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

Come on - it's full of Bondi cigars.

The Coogee Hotel served one on someone's desert years ago. Tongue

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Reply #24 - Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:22pm

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:32pm:

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

The only time I go to Bondi is when I dive the Annie Miller wreck 2kms out from it.

If you think Bondi is great - then you have never been outside for some 'gate-leave' from Sydney.
Bondi is 94th in Australia's Top 100 beaches! Grin

Of course, Sydney pays a lot of money to have it rated with Ipanema in World's Best Beaches. Grin

Perth beaches are rated highly - not bad for a city.

But really, when you wade into the water to 'get away from it all' and turn around to see high rise apartments where people stare at you with binoculars, people hanging their washing out on their verandahs and water that has enough wee wee in it to rate with public swimming pools.

Well, let me just add that the moment Sydney & Melbourne started to 'verses' one another - both ended up losing!

Melbourne's bay side beaches are often closed after heavy rains as all
the Melbourne dog turds are washed down the storm water drains into the bay.

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Reply #25 - Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:54pm

Bobby. wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:22pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:32pm:

Gordon wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:23pm:

Jasin wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 11:20pm:

Sydney and Melbourne beaches are roughly the same.
If you think Bondi is a great beach - then you are greatly mistaken. As a beach, it is a dirty, smelly, rip riddled, dump-wave comparison to north and south coastal beaches.
It's nothing but a business opportunity and pick up joint for non-white males.
Melbourne 'Bay' beaches are ok. I liked the Brighton area of beaches and downward.
I especially enjoyed snorkling the Ozone Wreck in Swan Bay.

Alas, when I moved to Melbourne - it was at a time when it was just starting to become like Sydney (which was just starting to become like Melbourne).
But I was lucky to have got a glimpse of how 'different' it was.
That was a time when crossing the border was like going into another country.
Now, its all 'ONE NATION' Tongue

and as boring as Pauline Hanson!!! Angry

Sorry then you haven't been to bondi.
A bit dirty after rain, often crystal clear.

No rips in Nth, big rip in the sth.

The only time I go to Bondi is when I dive the Annie Miller wreck 2kms out from it.

If you think Bondi is great - then you have never been outside for some 'gate-leave' from Sydney.
Bondi is 94th in Australia's Top 100 beaches! Grin

Of course, Sydney pays a lot of money to have it rated with Ipanema in World's Best Beaches. Grin

Perth beaches are rated highly - not bad for a city.

But really, when you wade into the water to 'get away from it all' and turn around to see high rise apartments where people stare at you with binoculars, people hanging their washing out on their verandahs and water that has enough wee wee in it to rate with public swimming pools.

Well, let me just add that the moment Sydney & Melbourne started to 'verses' one another - both ended up losing!

Melbourne's bay side beaches are often closed after heavy rains as all
the Melbourne dog turds are washed down the storm water drains into the bay.

That's awful!
Grin

Typical city beaches.

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Bobby. Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 120949 Melbourne Gender:	Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne Reply #26 - Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:57pm Jasin wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:54pm: That's awful! Typical city beaches. Imagine having a swim & a floater washes past you?
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Jasin Gold Member Offline Posts: 56960 Gender:	Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne Reply #27 - Jul 20^th, 2017 at 1:04am Bobby. wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:57pm: Jasin wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:54pm: That's awful! Typical city beaches. Imagine having a swim & a floater washes past you? No thanks. That's why I stay clear of Melbourne & Sydney. The cities themselves are full of dog turds because no-one picks em up.
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Francis Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 595 Gender:	Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne Reply #28 - Aug 9^th, 2017 at 10:03pm I love Melbourne! I stayed in a lovely hostel in St kilda . Went out for dinner and got offers for sex for cash each street corner I crossed Oppps....bad suburb but great location and nice clean hostel
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Gordon Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 21891 Gordon Gender:	Re: Sydney -v- Melbourne Reply #29 - Aug 9^th, 2017 at 10:05pm Bobby. wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:57pm: Jasin wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 9:54pm: That's awful! Typical city beaches. Imagine having a swim & a floater washes past you? Imagine having flesh eating sea lice....lol.
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