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Unread postby theLuckyDragon » 26 Mar 2007, 12:11

That's it, I'm definitely getting on a plane for Australia! :-D
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Unread postby Zamolxis » 26 Mar 2007, 12:19

tLD has sth with the "less nice places". :P

Anyway, nice skyline you have there stefan - especially in the last pic. My uncle in Melbourne was trying to convince me to move there, but now that I see Perth, it's nice to know I even have choices (should I really consider moving down under). ;)
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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 26 Mar 2007, 13:42

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And you do have rocky parts one can jump off.... you're definitely worth killing.
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Unread postby Kalah » 26 Mar 2007, 13:50

Is the water clean enough to swim and dive in without attracting deseases?
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Unread postby Veldrynus » 26 Mar 2007, 16:38

theLuckyDragon wrote: Nice country you have there, Stefan. Now how about the less nice places?
Yeah, show us the crap. :D
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Unread postby ScarlettP » 26 Mar 2007, 23:21

Ok - moving away from the travel posters...

This is my son dressed up for "Decades Day" at school. He chose the '80's. *sigh* You know you're old when your kid wants to dig through your closet to find stuff for a dress up day.

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Several of his friends at his 'artsy fartsy' school think this is a good look for him. Two people said he looked like he "Was about to kick someone's ass." If that weren't so funny, I'd be disturbed.
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Unread postby Milla aka. the Slayer » 26 Mar 2007, 23:25

I believe that looks is kind of in here :| Weird :D
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Unread postby EDN » 26 Mar 2007, 23:26

I like his gloves, I am looking for something like that :devious: Guess he is a bit older than me, but he chose a good age though :D

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Unread postby Milla aka. the Slayer » 26 Mar 2007, 23:29

I got me a pair of those in Copenhagen ;) Smilende Sussi is the name of the store. Go knock yourself out :D
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Unread postby EDN » 26 Mar 2007, 23:31

Know of some stores here too, but damn expensive... about 500 bucks (norwegian) for the gloves...

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Unread postby Milla aka. the Slayer » 26 Mar 2007, 23:32

Get em for 50 Danish Bucks here ;)
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Unread postby ScarlettP » 26 Mar 2007, 23:34

I sell those gloves at my costume shop. $5 a pair. But we could only FIND one when we were digging through old costume junk around the house. I told him it didn't matter. The '80's were all about being 'different' and 'breaking all the fashion rules.' Now the BELT is real leather, vintage and has little skull shaped studs all the way around. It ROCKS! To bad the jacket (also vintage) covered it up and very few people saw it.
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Unread postby EDN » 26 Mar 2007, 23:34

I want to go to denmark! :-D

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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 26 Mar 2007, 23:48

ScarlettP wrote:The '80's were all about being 'different' and 'breaking all the fashion rules.'
Dressing like idiots and having awful hair is fashion...
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Unread postby EDN » 26 Mar 2007, 23:50

Much like peoples do in the "fashion" we have now... and the hip hop guys with the weird clothes...

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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 26 Mar 2007, 23:56

Baggy clothes were originally hand-me-downs from older siblings and the like. Now it's haut-couture (whatever the spelling is). Life is funny.
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Unread postby ScarlettP » 26 Mar 2007, 23:58

ThunderTitan wrote: Dressing like idiots and having awful hair is fashion...
Yeah. Exactly. Combat boots with TuTu were not uncommon. Guys wearing cut away jackets with jewelry and military cording. Fringe on EVERYTHING. It was a fun time when it was COOL to go to the thrift store to find clothes. The crazier stuff you could find and put together - the better.

The other side of the coin were the "Preppies". Everything had to be PERFECT! All brand new clothes. Never wear anything but the freshest, darkest endigo blue jeans that looked like they had been spray painted on. Button down collars. "Memeber's Only" jackets and "Izod" shirts.
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Unread postby asandir » 27 Mar 2007, 02:07

yeah, we gots ourselves some rocks TT :D

as for the water Kalah, it is clean, no diseases .... looks clean don't it?

and for the others, I did try to find some pics of the worse places, but couldna find any handy, and I spose I could go for a drive and take some, but what's the point, I can describe them, there are a few places here where the paint is peeling on apartment blocks, and the gardens are overgrown, but the thing about Perth, especially at the moment is that it really is booming, and there is massive infrastructure works in progress - there are whole areas with nothing but new houses, gardens, shops and schools, the older areas are generally being improved, and redeveloped

so while you will find areas that aren't so flash and postcardy as those I posted, there are also large areas that are better then what I showed .... but Australia is renowned for its beaches, and they are great - clean and fantastic .... definately not beach weather today - 21 degrees - it's freezing
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Unread postby theLuckyDragon » 27 Mar 2007, 07:10

Your son has wonderful hair, Scarlett (I have an eye for hair...:))
Oh, and the rest of him looks good in that costume too.

Psst, I need a Mutare Drake costume by tomorrow...
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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 27 Mar 2007, 12:18

theLuckyDragon wrote: Psst, I need a Mutare Drake costume by tomorrow...
Or you could just die your hair red, gel it up and go with normal Mutare.

(I have an eye for hair... :smile:)
Yeah, it's creepy as hell.
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