Merry xmas from brizzy
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Merry xmas (nearly) from Stoke!
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by wintersgills
merry xmas to you all enjoy
Is Forest Lake near Narangbah sure I passed it somewhere recently.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by wintersgills
merry xmas to you all enjoy
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by annqldau
Happy Boxing Day, I think as middle of night and now wide awake. When I should have been wide awake earlie I was knackared and now humidity has kicked in have that will I ever get back to sleep feeling.
Is Forest Lake near Narangbah sure I passed it somewhere recently.
Is Forest Lake near Narangbah sure I passed it somewhere recently.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by wintersgills
we in south west of brizzy
The Aussies like the word lake.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by annqldau
Is Forest Lake near Narangbah sure I passed it somewhere recently.
Forest Lake is near Springfield Lakes which is near Darra, Wacol and Inala.
Me thinks you are thinking of North Lakes (more commonly referred to as Legoland).
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by The Bloke
Forest Lake is near Springfield Lakes which is near Darra, Wacol and Inala.
Me thinks you are thinking of North Lakes (more commonly referred to as Legoland).
Me thinks you are thinking of North Lakes (more commonly referred to as Legoland).
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by annqldau
Nope there is some sort of lakes up at Narangbah in the new housing bit. But like I said you Aussie types like to stick the word pine or lake in to make these new housing estates sound posh... .
Yep, and it works. Just look at North Lakes.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by The Bloke
Yep, and it works. Just look at North Lakes.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by annqldau
Maybe I've been brainwashed by the adverts but there may be one up this way as well... .
The Aussies like the word lake.
The Aussies like the word lake.
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by annqldau
Nope there is some sort of lakes up at Narangbah in the new housing bit. But like I said you Aussie types like to stick the word pine or lake in to make these new housing estates sound posh... .
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
Originally Posted by Pollyana
While I was working for the office that puts together the maps for use by the 000 despatchers, I was involved in a meeting discussing naming of some new areas out near Ipswich. The guys I worked with were pleading for some original names, as that makes it so much easier for the despatchers to locate the callers - suggestions included names of English/Welsh cities and towns. The council guys though said they wanted to stick to calling everything "lake" "forest" "spring....." and that kind of thing, because they create an instant picturesque image when you hear them and thus people are attracted to living there just because they like the sound of the address So if you live somewhere called for example Lake Drive, I suggest if you call 000 you are ready to give them directions!
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
[QUOTE=steve]Well should call more of them Vegas lake, Hollywood lake, Mayfair lake, Park Lane lake etc. your forgeting the shopping trolley free lake below :scared:
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Re: Merry xmas from brizzy
[QUOTE=wintersgills]
We could have a variation, Pine Vegas, Hollywood Springs, Park Lane Lakes and Mayfair Pines.
Australia are lagging behind actually and just not fully embracing the shopping trolley tend to leave them neatly parked at the road side. Sure they could join the British in more creative disposal.
Originally Posted by steve
Well should call more of them Vegas lake, Hollywood lake, Mayfair lake, Park Lane lake etc. your forgeting the shopping trolley free lake below :scared:
Australia are lagging behind actually and just not fully embracing the shopping trolley tend to leave them neatly parked at the road side. Sure they could join the British in more creative disposal.
Last edited by annqldau; Dec 27th 2006 at 2:16 pm.