Melbourne: The Big Dim Sim?????
#1
So....I'm working down in Melbourne this week in South Melbourne.
Great area with fantastic shops, cafes....all the good Melbourne stuff.
Then today I noticed this advertising on the shopping centre......and sure enough it has a website too:
http://www.bigdimsimdevelopment.com.au/index.php
I'm convinced this has to be a joke??
I can imagine this happening in Surfers Paradise, and I know South Melbourne Market is famous for its Dim Sims, but still......surely not!?
Great area with fantastic shops, cafes....all the good Melbourne stuff.
Then today I noticed this advertising on the shopping centre......and sure enough it has a website too:
http://www.bigdimsimdevelopment.com.au/index.php
I'm convinced this has to be a joke??

I can imagine this happening in Surfers Paradise, and I know South Melbourne Market is famous for its Dim Sims, but still......surely not!?
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That is so funny. 
I reckon it's just a fun front page for the South Melbourne Business Association.

I reckon it's just a fun front page for the South Melbourne Business Association.
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Ha, this is so funny. I also work in South Melbourne and saw this sign.
Man, they must be crazy - it looks like a big jobby!!
There were some protest signs the other day about it and I found this on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwj2Lwx43lk
Man, they must be crazy - it looks like a big jobby!!
There were some protest signs the other day about it and I found this on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwj2Lwx43lk
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That's the kind of horribly tacky thing I'd expect from the USA not oz!
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It is a joke - definately. Port Phillip council are so strict they wouldn't dream of doing something so tacky.
#8
Besides I'm pretty sure this is a joke (I hope). For instance the fmwdevelopments.com.au website does not exist and isn't actually even registered with anyone.
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So....I'm working down in Melbourne this week in South Melbourne.
Great area with fantastic shops, cafes....all the good Melbourne stuff.
Then today I noticed this advertising on the shopping centre......and sure enough it has a website too:
http://www.bigdimsimdevelopment.com.au/index.php
I'm convinced this has to be a joke??
I can imagine this happening in Surfers Paradise, and I know South Melbourne Market is famous for its Dim Sims, but still......surely not!?
Great area with fantastic shops, cafes....all the good Melbourne stuff.
Then today I noticed this advertising on the shopping centre......and sure enough it has a website too:
http://www.bigdimsimdevelopment.com.au/index.php
I'm convinced this has to be a joke??

I can imagine this happening in Surfers Paradise, and I know South Melbourne Market is famous for its Dim Sims, but still......surely not!?

#12
You're joking right ? Australia is the land of Giant things
Besides I'm pretty sure this is a joke (I hope). For instance the fmwdevelopments.com.au website does not exist and isn't actually even registered with anyone.
Besides I'm pretty sure this is a joke (I hope). For instance the fmwdevelopments.com.au website does not exist and isn't actually even registered with anyone.
...mm
#13
Great stuff. I'm always glad to see the people of SA and Victoria acknowledging the Cornish miners who come over, built their mines and launched this economy. To quote one historian in Ballarat, Victoria, "Melbourne would likely not exist if it were not for the wealth generated by the mines the Cornish built". I was less impressed when he referred to my kinsmen as "mostly illiterate", but I guess it could have some basis especially considering the old say "Cornish born, Cornish bred. Strong in the arm, thick in the head"
#14
Great stuff. I'm always glad to see the people of SA and Victoria acknowledging the Cornish miners who come over, built their mines and launched this economy. To quote one historian in Ballarat, Victoria, "Melbourne would likely not exist if it were not for the wealth generated by the mines the Cornish built". I was less impressed when he referred to my kinsmen as "mostly illiterate", but I guess it could have some basis especially considering the old say "Cornish born, Cornish bred. Strong in the arm, thick in the head"
http://australia.shopsafe.com.au/sou...ions_shows.htm
its a hoot....................mm
#15
Great stuff. I'm always glad to see the people of SA and Victoria acknowledging the Cornish miners who come over, built their mines and launched this economy. To quote one historian in Ballarat, Victoria, "Melbourne would likely not exist if it were not for the wealth generated by the mines the Cornish built". I was less impressed when he referred to my kinsmen as "mostly illiterate", but I guess it could have some basis especially considering the old say "Cornish born, Cornish bred. Strong in the arm, thick in the head"



