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The way u came across in ur post i think they have an opinion of u and to be honest i think u don`t bite ur tongue alot lol.Try being a little less sharp lmao

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I think what gets peoples backs up is your inference, whether intended or not, that people who choose to live in a suburb with a high British population are somehow inferior to you.

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:rofl: At what point have I inferred that - that is a massive conclusion to draw from any of my comments.

So when I move back to the UK with all those British people I'm going to have one massive inferiority complex:D

Sorry you read more into my posts than were intended.

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On a lighter note i`ve just baked some CUPCAKES anyone wanna call round 4 a cuppa im in woodvale :rofl::thumbsup::cool::p:);):D:lol::thumbs_up::cak e:P.S Im irish does that matter lmao:rofl:

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I am so close I can smell them!

I have not noticed lots of British families where I live though there are quite a few British and Irish children at my daughters schools.So I think we are spread out over Woodvale.The Aussie children seem very friendly and just see someone from England etc as a new person starting school.Sue.

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Hi All,

Woodvale - lovely place, lots of trees (I remember) we were looking around there to buy, even had a tour around the local high school with our daughter. But due to the housing market we decided to rent our house out here in the UK until the market picks up. We're now going to rent somewhere nearer my sister, though I think when/if our house does sell we'll be coming over that way.

Thanks all

M

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Can anyone tell me what Stoneville and Parkerville is like now?

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Thing is, everybody thinks they are right, so who is wrong:lol:

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Hmmm, my favourite...and near Woodvale;)

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no one

as everyone is allowed their own opinion

some expats like living near other expats and that is right for them and others like to live near aussies and have very few expats near them and thats right for them - some burbs do tend to attract expats but that is not wrong - either -its personal choice

i live in a burb that has 71% of aussie (born) and 11% of uk born this is normal for the area of where i live - all of the burbs that are nxt to it have the same % of aussie to uk born

its about the area - whats important to you personally not about nextdoor neighbours if they are aussie (born) or uk (born) but about local stuff like schools, shops , beach ( if thats important ) travel to work etc



please note i am not having a dig at anyone its about personal choice

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Very true.We knew we wanted north of Perth and schools were the main reason why we opted for Woodvale and the feel of the place.I could not care where the people I live next door to come from as long as they are good neighbours.Sue.

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Completely agree, live and let live.

M

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i dont know why it always ends up being that its wrong to live up north or down south ? to live nr expats or to live nxt to aussie borns its personal choice




but people do have very strong views on this subject and i think everyone should respect everyones views on this as really everyone is right its about personal choice -



i have seen so many arguments on here about where to live in perth

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One of my neighbours speaks to me and the other runs in2 the house everytime we go out or looks at u then drops there head and i`ve been living here a year .But i think most people keep to themselves .unless i invite them in 4 tea and cupcakes :rofl:

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i must be lucky as my neighbours are fab - i've joked that i live on ramsey st but its true my neighbours are fab and i love them all xxx