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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 7855848)
...and the beers a lot better.
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
When I lived in Beckenham and Dulwich I did not think they were particularly dirty.....not much 'doom and gloom' either:confused:
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar
(Post 7855834)
But thanks for the sarcastic post. |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar
(Post 7855852)
What, you don't like Swan lager?
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by asprilla
(Post 7855862)
I wouldn't normally have bothered, but I've read a fair few of your other posts over the past week or so.
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Why on earth did I even bother doing this....
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 7855876)
Why on earth did I even bother doing this....
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Hmmm - you're a bit of a troll idiot aren't you?
No, like I said - it may be a bit of a heads-up to people heading out to Perth from the UK/London. I certainly wasn't aware of a lot of what I've found out since living here when still in London. Shit, why am I even bothering to reply to a muppet like you. |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 7855896)
Hmmm - you're a bit of a troll idiot aren't you?
No, like I said - it may be a bit of a heads-up to people heading out to Perth from the UK/London. I certainly wasn't aware of a lot of what I've found out since living here when still in London. Shit, why am I even bothering to reply to a muppet like you. Wow that's not very nice is it. I was only having a bit of fun. |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 7855848)
...and the beers a lot better.
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 7855876)
Why on earth did I even bother doing this....
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Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7855949)
Depends on what kind of beer you like. I think British 'real' ale is rank and tastes like dishwater. I prefer Belgian style beers or lagers, pilseners and guinness. IMO the Belgians, Germans and Czechs do much better beer than the Poms. There are some great Aussie beers - Redback being my favourite.
From what you have said it sounds like you just prefer lager than ale/ beer. I do agree with Belgian beer, it is easily the best in the world. In my opinion there are much better beers than Redback which is just an imitation of a Hoegarden style white beer. Current Aussie favourites are Murray's Sassy Blonde and Grand Cru. |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by jimbo_d
(Post 7855752)
London metro population about 14m, Perth metro about 1.5m?
Smoking though, don't agree there, I notice in Oz as a whole far fewer people smoke, statistically somthing like 35% adults in UK smoke compared to 25% here |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar
(Post 7855959)
Don't agree that 'real' ale is rank or tastes like dishwater.
From what you have said it sounds like you just prefer lager than ale/ beer. I do agree with Belgian beer, it is easily the best in the world. In my opinion there are much better beers than Redback which is just an imitation of a Hoegarden style white beer. Current Aussie favourites are Murray's Sassy Blonde and Grand Cru. Different strokes for different folks Champ. |
Re: Differences between London and Perth...
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7855966)
Real ale is rank in my opinion.
Different strokes for different folks Champ. I would reccomend Snowy Mountains Crackenback Pale Ale. If you can get it in Perth that is. |
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