Is there anyone happy in Perth?
May 1st 2007, 7:32 am
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
May 1st 2007, 3:59 pm
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
yep we love the lifestile 10 min from beach 40 min to perth no traffic congestion,locals so freindly and helpful, so much to see and do love holidaying down margret river been here 7 months got sorted with job after 3 weeks off plane bought house within 6 weeks we have been so lucky.dont like lack of good clothing shops,and aversion to daylight saving,restricted trading hours,but we will learn to adapt.which is what its all about.
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May 1st 2007, 7:40 pm
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
awesome yeah right
May 1st 2007, 11:21 pm
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
Please dont knock other people when they are happy.
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Some people just cant help themselves, hopefully their computer will the disconnected soon
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Some people just cant help themselves, hopefully their computer will the disconnected soon
Regards
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May 1st 2007, 11:32 pm
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May 2nd 2007, 12:44 am
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
May 2nd 2007, 1:00 am
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
Well ours is built the same and everytime one of our neighbours has their surround sound system on, it sounds like we're having thunder. The sounds seems to vibrate under the house and it really effects our quality of hearing in our family room. We asked them one night to come round and listen to how bad it is and they let my OH adjust the bass on their system. It's not so bad now, but they could still do with turning the sound down. We lived in a 1900 built medium sized semi-detached back home and the only time we heard our neighbours was when they slammed doors. I think carpeting has alot to do with it, or the lack of here. In the first rental we had here, we could hear one neighbour when he was in the loo.
Yuk! don't like the idea of hearing neighbours in the loo
We have carpets up the stairs and to all upstairs rooms as well as solid floors so perhaps that helps. We lived in a detached home in the UK and although we rearly heard the neighbours we often heard their yapping dogs and monster cars but hey that can happen anywhere.
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May 2nd 2007, 1:17 am
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
Yuk! don't like the idea of hearing neighbours in the loo
We have carpets up the stairs and to all upstairs rooms as well as solid floors so perhaps that helps. We lived in a detached home in the UK and although we rearly heard the neighbours we often heard their yapping dogs and monster cars but hey that can happen anywhere.
ACE
We have carpets up the stairs and to all upstairs rooms as well as solid floors so perhaps that helps. We lived in a detached home in the UK and although we rearly heard the neighbours we often heard their yapping dogs and monster cars but hey that can happen anywhere.
ACE
May 2nd 2007, 1:23 am
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Re: Is there anyone happy in Perth?
Yuk! don't like the idea of hearing neighbours in the loo
We have carpets up the stairs and to all upstairs rooms as well as solid floors so perhaps that helps. We lived in a detached home in the UK and although we rearly heard the neighbours we often heard their yapping dogs and monster cars but hey that can happen anywhere.
ACE
We have carpets up the stairs and to all upstairs rooms as well as solid floors so perhaps that helps. We lived in a detached home in the UK and although we rearly heard the neighbours we often heard their yapping dogs and monster cars but hey that can happen anywhere.
ACE
May 2nd 2007, 4:05 am
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May 2nd 2007, 4:05 am
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