I thought I`d seen reference to this somewhere and just found it again, on the WDU thread on the Pomsinperth website.

Basically looks like the BBC messed up!


"The airport filming was false as they forgot to arrange transport and the week we were there was the Telstra car rally and all the hired cars were booked at the airport and in the city, we wernt the only ones stranded,not as it looked on tv, and the bbc payed for the taxi not me.
TV HEY."

CHRIS & JUD


http://www.pomsinperth.com/discussio...10074&start=43


Not sure if these folks post on here.

Well when you accused me of being racist, I simply had no other option than to respond!
Thought you'd wasted too much energy on me?
Understood just about everything you posted! Some of it was beyond comprehension, as i do not view life like you do, nor would I want to!

There are issues yes, can't recall blaming you for anything, stated you don't have the answer either!
So I take it you have a time machine? Go back and change the past then! Sorry but I can deal with the hear and no and have learnt from past mistakes, but can't change the past. I don't blame areas of the population as what is the point, it gains nothing, well as stated apart from creating racial tension and marginalising sections of society!

I can recall not too long ago, employers complaining that no-one was take low paid "menial jobs".
Now lots of employers are actually praising the work ethic of the Eastern Europeans. Some employers are obviously exploiting them! I suppose it's their fault they are being exploited in your eyes?

Why bother coming on here if you have no intention of doing anything other than supporting others racist views? Or maybe you're just another passing troll, who's reinvented his/her user name?

Says what exactly, I have A level Sociology and you don't? Or does me having studied Sociology make you think in some way you're superior to myself? Or do you think that someone who's done Sociology is thus a Liberal?

Nailed it...

K

So much agression in this thread

Just watched the 3rd episode, do carpet fitters really get paid that well in Brisbane , I'm in the wrong job

Watching the program it seem the British people have a really low option of the UK

i know the episode with the carpet fitters had me thinking my god they get paid that much my oh gasfitter plumber and everyone keeps telling me that there desperate for plumbers in queensland he will get a job easily etc but wonder what he will end up on it doesnt look like he will get as much as a carpet fitter seems to earn im amazed
lesley

I wouldn't believe a word they say on that programme. I was watching it today and they were saying a supermarket shop was half the price. I'd say a supermarket shop was cheaper in the UK

I totally agree, I found it much cheaper to do a weekly shop back home and that was with the wine & beer. You can't buy alcohol in the supermarkets here, which is a real pain.

you cant buy alcohol in supermarkets my god you mean you have to go to a seperate shop for wine. wonder why that is?

Well not here in Perth you can't. Some of the supermarkets have their own bottle shops on the side, but it means you still have to pay for your groceries at the checkout, then push your loaded trolley into the bottle shop and queue up again. I found it a right pain in the ar*e when we first came, still do sometimes to be honest.

Same in Qld, you have to go elsewhere for anything with alcohol in it. Trying to move a loaded trolley round a small bottle shop is a right pain. Even The Bloke, brought up shopping the Qld way, prefers the UK system of buying it all in one go.

oh dear looks like i will be bulk buying my wine then do they do home delivery like here perhaps?
lesley

Do you mean if you order off the internet? I know they do grocery deliveries, but I've never heard of deliveries from the bottle shops. I don't even bother with Woolies bottle shop now, far too small to get a trolley round without bumping into every shelf and box they stack in your way. I go to a separate bottle shop like Liquorland, or ask the o/h to stop if he's passing one on his travels. Still a pain though, much preferred getting it altogether in Tesco etc.

I must admit I found it a little misleading on house prices and stuff like that.
Is Cleavland a village and is the average plot 1/4 of an acre