"Tit's at work" thread...
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Originally Posted by The Short Bus
I'd love to leave the east coast for starters 
The farthest off the east coast i've been was to Tennessee with YuccaPatrol and Sarcux to pick up Andrew's rental car... and that wasn't very far in TN
I'd love to visit a place where they drive on the opposite side of the road, and the driver sides on the opposite side of the car.
The farthest off the east coast i've been was to Tennessee with YuccaPatrol and Sarcux to pick up Andrew's rental car... and that wasn't very far in TN I'd love to visit a place where they drive on the opposite side of the road, and the driver sides on the opposite side of the car.
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I don't know how it works in the US, but down here you can buy 'round the world' tickets. You can opt for say, 5 stops, not including your starting city (ie. major cities all around the world)....the tickets can run from between AUD$2000-3000 for up to 7 (or so) stops.....
They are also flexible in time. You can use a ticket like that over a year (or whatever the agreed time would be). They are usually flexible for booking changes as well.
I know quite a few people who have done the seemingly mandatory Aussie pilgrimage to the UK and Europe. If you ever go to London, you'll be amazed at how many Aussies, Kiwis and South Africans there are working there.
Another Aussie travelling phenomenon is the 'ski lift attendant'. If you go to any snowfield in Canada, I guarantee you'll find at least one Aussie working there....There aren't as many in the US - but there are lots....
We are renowned travellers!
I think Agro was saying that at the moment, Qantas is offering USD$990 return trips from LA to Sydney at the moment. That's a bargain!
They are also flexible in time. You can use a ticket like that over a year (or whatever the agreed time would be). They are usually flexible for booking changes as well.
I know quite a few people who have done the seemingly mandatory Aussie pilgrimage to the UK and Europe. If you ever go to London, you'll be amazed at how many Aussies, Kiwis and South Africans there are working there.
Another Aussie travelling phenomenon is the 'ski lift attendant'. If you go to any snowfield in Canada, I guarantee you'll find at least one Aussie working there....There aren't as many in the US - but there are lots....
We are renowned travellers!
I think Agro was saying that at the moment, Qantas is offering USD$990 return trips from LA to Sydney at the moment. That's a bargain!
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http://www.australia.com/deals/ADL_g...aust?L=en&C=US
so why are they broadcasting that? Any reason why they do that in AUS?
-Josh
so why are they broadcasting that? Any reason why they do that in AUS?
-Josh
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It's a huge industry. We have one of the biggest Gay and Lesbian Madigras in the world in Sydney every year in March!
http://www.whatsonwhen.com/events/~24002.jml
Sydney, especially, is very gay friendly....Some parts, like Oxford street in the CBD are renowned 'gay' places...
The Prime-Minister aside, Australia likes to think of itself as quite a progressive country..
http://www.whatsonwhen.com/events/~24002.jml
Sydney, especially, is very gay friendly....Some parts, like Oxford street in the CBD are renowned 'gay' places...
The Prime-Minister aside, Australia likes to think of itself as quite a progressive country..
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haha....they have a HUUUGGEEEE parade, and it's just a giant three week party.
It's actually good to go if you're straight too.....believe it or not, it attracts lots of straight guys and girls. Because there's lots of parties on, and shows etc on, All of Sydney CBD seems to go crazy...
It's quite cool if you're not uncomfortable with the whole premise of the occasion...
It's actually good to go if you're straight too.....believe it or not, it attracts lots of straight guys and girls. Because there's lots of parties on, and shows etc on, All of Sydney CBD seems to go crazy...
It's quite cool if you're not uncomfortable with the whole premise of the occasion...
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That's great value!!!!! Considering how expensive it is to fly in country.
If you want to see local flight prices, go to www.qantas.com.au and check out the 'red e-deals'. You can also check out www.virginblue.com.au and www.jetstar.com.au (owned by Qantas).
If you want to see local flight prices, go to www.qantas.com.au and check out the 'red e-deals'. You can also check out www.virginblue.com.au and www.jetstar.com.au (owned by Qantas).
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Chris, I still haven't had a chance to get into Liams car to try out his eibachs....I was bouncing around today on my altas thinking about it though....haha
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wow, night time? on friday? That's amazing.
In at 8 am after taking 10 minutes out of my commute to drop by my boyfriends house to say good morning... even though i just left his house at 5 am :P
In at 8 am after taking 10 minutes out of my commute to drop by my boyfriends house to say good morning... even though i just left his house at 5 am :P