dingus wrote:Sismis wrote:It's not so bad since we have places we actually want to go.
Yes, places like Broadmeadows.
Is that where you lived? There is a large ex-Croweater population there because it so resembles their homeland.
dingus wrote:crow eaters = second class citizens with Victoria envy
Yes, I envy your massive rate of homelessness, your enormous amounts of traffic, being asked for approximately 4.2 billion dollars in "spare change" on the way to work each morning, masses of heroin addiction, vastly overstated housing market, shit beer, and most of all, Eddie Maguire.
Massive rates of homelessness, yes people are willing to do anything to live here! infact they'd rather live on the street here, than go anywhere near yawnsville. Funny how Victorian beer is the only beer known on the international market. Overstated housing market? You really demonstrate your clues there. What is the value of a house (or anything else for that matter)? It is what someone will pay for it! Once again people are willing to dish out the cash to live here.
dingus wrote:In all seriousness, having lived in Melbourne for several years I'm aware of the advantages it has over Adelaide. However, when you get pubes you'll understand there's a few more things to life than bright lights and shiny things. Victoria envy is a myth propogated by Victorians to cover for their massive feelings of insecurity towards NSW.
Yes we envy NSW for all of it's great events, like......... We have every major sporting event held in this country bar the NRL grand final. We are acknowledged as the cultural and sporting center of this great nation. With NSW and WA we financially support our poor cousins like SA. We have road tolls, you're right, but your little burb couldn't even afford roads if it swsn't for our tax dollar! You're right there is more to life than bright lights and shiny things, but when you have EVERYTHING (bar the weather) they are a nice icing.
Worlds most livable city twice!
it will be interesting to see how well Adelaide goes when it runs out of even the disgrace it now calls water.