In an area that has bugger all secondary school facilities, these farkwits from Mareeba Council knocked back a $70m development, because of the Mussies & the concern they had about the local backlash.
LOL.
Our Year 11 trip was to Tasmania. You can imagine the sort of hilariously inappropriate smartarse swagger year 11 boys had, nothing’s changed there.
Had a lovely time until we went to Queenstown, when the teachers took us aside and hissed, ‘alright you little ■■■■■, while we’re here you keep your heads down and your mouths shut and if you can’t then don’t expect us to come in and help you, got it?’
It’s a very, very different kind of place.
Ever been to Cooktown, Yarrabah or Gordonvale or a multitude of other places that don’t rely on tourism?
No, then stop pretending you know everything about FNQ after you have been up here half a dozen times one week at a time.
I visited Bacchus Marsh once or twice in my younger days & thought it was a shitthole, obviously that makes me an expert on that area
No Tablelanders generally are very red neck, Pauline Hanson has a strong following up there.
Cairns is a real mixture, 33% redneck, 10% loony left & the rest somewhere in the middle
wimmera1:Have you ever gone to a pub, settled in, and then slowly noticed that you’re really out of place?
That this place is meant for other than the likes of you and the best idea would be to very quietly leave without upsetting the clientele?
Mrs Wim and I went to a pub like that at Port Douglas.Not that I have anything against those sort of people, some very fine people, pensioners.
Queenstown, Tasmania.
The one pub in town had a large circular bar (reminded me of the old MCC Bullring), front bar on one side and bistro on the other.
Was at the bar ordering drinks and enjoying Paul Kelly’s “To Her Door” when a flannelette mullet walking a bulging stomach locked eyes with me and asked “Ya like this music, do yiz”?
“Paul Kelly? Of course I do mate”.
“Ya damn fucken right you do, ■■■■”.
cheque please.
Did you go to the footy oval
That ain’t sand
dingus: wimmera1:Have you ever gone to a pub, settled in, and then slowly noticed that you’re really out of place?
That this place is meant for other than the likes of you and the best idea would be to very quietly leave without upsetting the clientele?
Mrs Wim and I went to a pub like that at Port Douglas.Not that I have anything against those sort of people, some very fine people, pensioners.
Queenstown, Tasmania.
The one pub in town had a large circular bar (reminded me of the old MCC Bullring), front bar on one side and bistro on the other.
Was at the bar ordering drinks and enjoying Paul Kelly’s “To Her Door” when a flannelette mullet walking a bulging stomach locked eyes with me and asked “Ya like this music, do yiz”?
“Paul Kelly? Of course I do mate”.
“Ya damn fucken right you do, ■■■■”.
cheque please.
Did you go to the footy oval
No. But I did go to the spot where the King (?) river changes colour completely:
The place is (literally) a hole.
Sameolds2010: dingus: wimmera1:Have you ever gone to a pub, settled in, and then slowly noticed that you’re really out of place?
That this place is meant for other than the likes of you and the best idea would be to very quietly leave without upsetting the clientele?
Mrs Wim and I went to a pub like that at Port Douglas.Not that I have anything against those sort of people, some very fine people, pensioners.
Queenstown, Tasmania.
The one pub in town had a large circular bar (reminded me of the old MCC Bullring), front bar on one side and bistro on the other.
Was at the bar ordering drinks and enjoying Paul Kelly’s “To Her Door” when a flannelette mullet walking a bulging stomach locked eyes with me and asked “Ya like this music, do yiz”?
“Paul Kelly? Of course I do mate”.
“Ya damn fucken right you do, ■■■■”.
cheque please.
Did you go to the footy oval
No. But I did go to the spot where the King (?) river changes colour completely:
Queen river, funnily enough. It gets better. About 50 kms downstream.
Apart from there it’s a great area. Strahans awesome in summer, backpackers the lot. it just takes three hours from anywhere to get there.
There’s even grass.
Strahan is the reason I was in Queenstown. I was there during peak season and accomodation in Strahan was the equivalent price to a luxury vehicle.
IIRC, Labor under Bob Hawke used to do alright in FNQ? It’s lurched hard to the right in a reasonably short space of time.
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No. But I did go to the spot where the King (?) river changes colour completely:
I weep for my people.
Strahan is the reason I was in Queenstown. I was there during peak season and accomodation in Strahan was the equivalent price to a luxury vehicle.
Backpackers mate? Ie European female variety?
dingus:Strahan is the reason I was in Queenstown. I was there during peak season and accomodation in Strahan was the equivalent price to a luxury vehicle.
Backpackers mate? Ie European female variety?
I was there on my honeymoon.
Should have gone the backpacker option, would have saved me a lot of time and a house.
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Hopefully Australia secedes from Victoria and us Vics can go on with our own business as a proper country would.
Bomb_Doe:from South Western Australia to Far Northern Queensland
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Hopefully Australia secedes from Victoria and us Vics can go on with our own business as a proper country would.
Bit hard to sustain an entire economy on an export offering consisting entirely of latte and underbelly series.
RedandBlackPartisan: Bomb_Doe:from South Western Australia to Far Northern Queensland
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Hopefully Australia secedes from Victoria and us Vics can go on with our own business as a proper country would.
Bit hard to sustain an entire economy on an export offering consisting entirely of latte and underbelly series.
Now come on! We have Vic Bitter and the footy. We exported both of those. What else does one need?
Build the wall! Build the wall!!