@paddlepopkid "Know to stay away"? Why? It was his WEDDING! He wanted luxury and service and he was willing to pay for it. My water comment was clearly hyperbole, but that point was the significantly higher cost of living in Sydney compared to other Australian cities. The arrogance that comes with taking pride of paying for the most expensive things is something I object to. What kind of selfish person seeks to indulge in an exclusive lifestyle without regard for contributing to his community?
@SupermarketsRevil you so don't know what your on about, firstly who has their reception at darling habour or a beach-front restraunt..? a sydneysider would know to stay away, those places cater CEO's, Lawyers, Investors, and rich tourist from Japan & Germany. secondly, water wouldn't cost $8, they make their money from alchol and food, not water... its free anywhere, just ask for a jug and glasses. Sydney business's don't make money by being "pety", thats not the mentality that success has
@paddlepopkid The rest of the nation suffering an 'identity crisis', eh? Confirmation bias much? Both Melbourne and Sydney share many good and bad points. I actually like the Sydney landscape better, with the harbour and plentiful beach access. That said, Melbourne is significantly more accessible to real people who work for a living. You can actually afford to have a personal life in Melbourne AND live in a nice area. In Sydney it's one or ther other.
@paddlepopkid Sure, Sydney has some wonderful geography, architecture and the people probably arent to bad in the small middle class cross section that isnt either living in poverty and experiencing rampant crime or ridiculously wealthy and out of touch with reality. I wouldn't mind getting to know Sydney better one day, but I'm in no hurry to move away from Melbourne with so many cultural attractions and a diverse range of ethnicities that are reasonably harmonious.
@paddlepopkid "$8. where was this.?"--Some swanky rip off waterfront restaurant i went to for my brothers wedding reception.
"at least in Sydney you can find work just like that."--Depends what kind of work you're looking for. Living cost is significantly higher in Sydney than elswhere in Australia so there damn well better be more and better paying jobs.
Eh, when I think of Sydney I think of investment banks, opera, modern 'art' race wars, gang violence and yuppies
if people wanted to visit a place that was "european" wouldn't they visit Europe.where they are "european" and if people wanted American, wouldn't they visit america. people who visit sydney from either europe or america, will tell you Sydney is Unlike any other city in the world.... its an alpha+ city for a reason.... Melbourne and the rest of australia are still suffering an identity crisis. like "oh melbourne is european.. and sydney is american" what?? they haven't even been to europe or US
@SupermarketsRevil $8. where was this.? I actually went to tassie for 3 weeks... after 2 weeks, its boring and lonesome. and even if water was $8 which its not, at least in Sydney you can find work just like that. An american city..? Sydney is the most Australian City of any Australian City... the rest of you guys try and be "european" when people come to australia... they think of beaches, parks, the habour, and sydney architecture... and mansions overlooking the habour. Dubstep is old now.
@paddlepopkid Enjoy your $8 bottles of water and dubstep playing nightclubs in Sydney. If you really want to pay too much for a shallow and materialistic lifestyle why not go all the way and move to New York City? Nah I'm just kiddin. Sydney's alright when you're not trying too hard to be an American city :P
want to know something really special that the University of Tasmania and ASIO (aka the mickey mouse club) and the australian government dont want anyone to know.....go to "jenny morris she has to be loved nzoz1989" and press "see all" to find my 3 hidden comments.
@paddlepopkid "Know to stay away"? Why? It was his WEDDING! He wanted luxury and service and he was willing to pay for it. My water comment was clearly hyperbole, but that point was the significantly higher cost of living in Sydney compared to other Australian cities. The arrogance that comes with taking pride of paying for the most expensive things is something I object to. What kind of selfish person seeks to indulge in an exclusive lifestyle without regard for contributing to his community?
SupermarketsRevil 3 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil you so don't know what your on about, firstly who has their reception at darling habour or a beach-front restraunt..? a sydneysider would know to stay away, those places cater CEO's, Lawyers, Investors, and rich tourist from Japan & Germany. secondly, water wouldn't cost $8, they make their money from alchol and food, not water... its free anywhere, just ask for a jug and glasses. Sydney business's don't make money by being "pety", thats not the mentality that success has
paddlepopkid 3 months ago
@paddlepopkid The rest of the nation suffering an 'identity crisis', eh? Confirmation bias much? Both Melbourne and Sydney share many good and bad points. I actually like the Sydney landscape better, with the harbour and plentiful beach access. That said, Melbourne is significantly more accessible to real people who work for a living. You can actually afford to have a personal life in Melbourne AND live in a nice area. In Sydney it's one or ther other.
SupermarketsRevil 3 months ago
@paddlepopkid Sure, Sydney has some wonderful geography, architecture and the people probably arent to bad in the small middle class cross section that isnt either living in poverty and experiencing rampant crime or ridiculously wealthy and out of touch with reality. I wouldn't mind getting to know Sydney better one day, but I'm in no hurry to move away from Melbourne with so many cultural attractions and a diverse range of ethnicities that are reasonably harmonious.
SupermarketsRevil 3 months ago
@paddlepopkid "$8. where was this.?"--Some swanky rip off waterfront restaurant i went to for my brothers wedding reception.
"at least in Sydney you can find work just like that."--Depends what kind of work you're looking for. Living cost is significantly higher in Sydney than elswhere in Australia so there damn well better be more and better paying jobs.
Eh, when I think of Sydney I think of investment banks, opera, modern 'art' race wars, gang violence and yuppies
SupermarketsRevil 3 months ago
if people wanted to visit a place that was "european" wouldn't they visit Europe.where they are "european" and if people wanted American, wouldn't they visit america. people who visit sydney from either europe or america, will tell you Sydney is Unlike any other city in the world.... its an alpha+ city for a reason.... Melbourne and the rest of australia are still suffering an identity crisis. like "oh melbourne is european.. and sydney is american" what?? they haven't even been to europe or US
paddlepopkid 3 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil $8. where was this.? I actually went to tassie for 3 weeks... after 2 weeks, its boring and lonesome. and even if water was $8 which its not, at least in Sydney you can find work just like that. An american city..? Sydney is the most Australian City of any Australian City... the rest of you guys try and be "european" when people come to australia... they think of beaches, parks, the habour, and sydney architecture... and mansions overlooking the habour. Dubstep is old now.
paddlepopkid 3 months ago
@paddlepopkid Enjoy your $8 bottles of water and dubstep playing nightclubs in Sydney. If you really want to pay too much for a shallow and materialistic lifestyle why not go all the way and move to New York City? Nah I'm just kiddin. Sydney's alright when you're not trying too hard to be an American city :P
SupermarketsRevil 3 months ago
so expensive to study in UTAS
TintoyKumag 4 months ago
want to know something really special that the University of Tasmania and ASIO (aka the mickey mouse club) and the australian government dont want anyone to know.....go to "jenny morris she has to be loved nzoz1989" and press "see all" to find my 3 hidden comments.
figbat1 4 months ago