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Just how boring is Perth?
Seen a few people on here and read a bit about Perth and they seem to indicate its like staying at the in-laws, anyone have any views on this or any decent comparisons
my spelling sucks so please forgive that:blink: thanks in advance:thumbup: edit: forgot to mention, I have a job to go to in Perth and saw the BBC documentorary about moving to Perth and it made it look a bit boring. I have a young family and live in quite a big city Birmingham, althought its turning into a shit tip |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by Pauly P Bluenose
(Post 5748337)
Seen a few people on here and read a bit about Perth and they seem to indicate its like staying at the in-laws, anyone have any views on this or any decent comparisons
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Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Hi Pauly,
Me and the wife life just outside Brum (Halesowen) and agree that Brum is going down the pan big time mate, We are putting our 175 application at the end of the month. We visited Perth in November/December of last year to get a feel for the place after reading loads of negative comments on this and other sites!!!! All I can say mate is depending whet you want from life should influence your decision, if you like going to the pub everynight for a good old knees up then Perth centre/ Northbridge are the places to go, you wouldn't however want to live there!!! Our visit has made us what a change in lifestyle can do for us, we both work for the NHS own our own home and plan to start a family very soon, Out in OZ we can work for any of the hospitals, own a newer/nicer property and know that our children will go to school in a nice area, enjoy life on the beach, and not be apart of the UK's Playstation generation (I have two children already that fit this bill so I can comment on it). If you want any more information mate then drop me a PM, like I said look at many different things on the net if we believed all of the comments about Perth that we read on here we certainly would not have considered it which is why we went to make our own minds up, and will hopefully be back there real soon. Good Luck mate. |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 5748379)
Stand by, stand by!
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Re: Just how boring is Perth?
im looking forward to being bored shitless in perth.
infact if no-one likes it as its boring, can you please go to the East Side where its all happening and take all the whinging bstards with you. If its not the east theres always Scotland, Europe wherever takes your fancy. |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
i would rather be back in chelmsley wood Ezmusic, cheers for the advice Thats the only thing i am worried about is not having a decent local pub, I'm not one for making the mrs my bestest buddie and just need some time out between home and work. Doctor Who was gay you know |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by Pauly P Bluenose
(Post 5748650)
FFS come on, I'd rather live in Bay-root!
Ezmusic, cheers for the advice Thats the only thing i am worried about is not having a decent local pub, I'm not one for making the mrs my bestest buddie and just need some time out between home and work. Doctor Who was gay you know |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by twhurl
(Post 5748703)
If you can't deal with sitting with the wife and a glass of Chardonnay holding her knitting, watching 4 year old "The Bill" then I'm afraid Perth is not for you
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Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by DrWho
(Post 5748512)
INCOMING...! :eek:
If you like city centre pub crawls, don't come to Perth If you don't drive and have everything within short walk or easy public transport route, don't come to Perth If you like shopping at places like Trafford Centre etc, don't come to Perth If you like quaint village pubs and old buildings, don't come to Perth |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Poor Perth, somebody must love it. I 've never been but maybe you don't need action when you have kids just a chill pill.:p
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Re: Just how boring is Perth?
i've just come back from perth last october,i spent a couple of years there and left no stone unturned with regards to sightseeing and so on,
one of the main reasons i came back was,i personally, felt perth was extremely bland, and after a while i was going stir crazy. "the worst thing about australia is that it's full of australians" |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
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Originally Posted by bluejohn
(Post 5749006)
Poor Perth, somebody must love it. I 've never been but maybe you don't need action when you have kids just a chill pill.:p
NB is quiet right in the things she listed if those are your thing you will find Perth boring. Here is a snap shot of our boring life in Perth |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by thpinkpussycat
(Post 5749099)
Most people in Perth and who like it and dont find it boring get very BORED with this type of thread.:frown:
NB is quiet right in the things she listed if those are your thing you will find Perth boring. Here is a snap shot of our boring life in Perth |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 5748894)
Tin hats on and popcorn at the ready :lol:
If you like city centre pub crawls, don't come to Perth If you don't drive and have everything within short walk or easy public transport route, don't come to Perth If you like shopping at places like Trafford Centre etc, don't come to Perth If you like quaint village pubs and old buildings, don't come to Perth I will ignore the rest as do not really interest me how old the pub I drink in is, and Mrs does the shopping somewhere |
Re: Just how boring is Perth?
Originally Posted by Pauly P Bluenose
(Post 5749204)
So, No piss ups in a city, If there was I'd be f**ked because I could not make it home on public transport.
I will ignore the rest as do not really interest me how old the pub I drink in is, and Mrs does the shopping somewhere |
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