Little Things You Hate

[Knuckles]

Yup that too.

In England (or pretty much any other country), population centres are more distributed. I don't know enough about Australian urban history to understand why we're not

Because once you get too far from the coast, or a decent river, it's an inhospitable hell.

and why rail isn't mandated as part of urban sprawl consideration (housing density too low?)

Because oil lobbying and fuel excise titty suckling guvmnts.



Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

 

[cokeonspecialtwodollars]

Bus drivers do.

and Golfers.

 

[moorey]

Because once you get too far from the coast, or a decent river, it's an inhospitable hell.

Hey, what about Ballar..... NVM.

 

[moorey]

and Golfers.

Can’t be that bad. They always seem chipper.

 

[Knuckles]

Can’t be that bad. They always seem chipper.

That's because they've always got wood

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

 

[moorey]

That's because they've always got wood

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

That one was in the bag.

 

[Knuckles]

That one was in the bag.

Set me up to a tee

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

 

[Haakon]

Do people still drive to do their work?

Even more so now people are scared of pubic transport.

 

[indica]

Even more so now people are scared of pubic transport.

Not always an option, certainly is not where I am

 

[indica]

Sometimes the stars do align....you just need to keep your eyes open for the right moment.

 

[moorey]

Set me up to a tee

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

Putt you in your place.

 

[Knuckles]

Putt you in your place.

It's the only fairway

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

 

[The Duckmeister]

and Golfers.

That's not work....

 

[The Duckmeister]

Even more so now people are scared of pubic transport.

What the fuck is pubic transport?

 

[hifiandmtb]

 

[Knuckles]

What the fuck is pubic transport?

You never been on the 4:30 to Werribee?

Been so long, I'm a rookie again.

 

[The Duckmeister]

No I haven't (fortunately it would seem), opposite side of town.

 

[pink poodle]

A job in the field they invested several years of their life in education for?

That's an easy one...stop making your occupation such a significant part of your identity.

Do people still drive to do their work?

Sadly...so very sadly...my casual observations still support my confirmation bias that Newcastle may not be the steel city anymore, but it is damn well the city of the single occupant automobile!

Move somewhere else ya fucking sooks.

Pretty much...can't afford the inner city chick house? Bad luck. Save up, change your expectations, life elsewhere. I would have loved for my first home to be a beach front mansion, instead I purchased the crack den I could afford.

Alternatively...buy a house you can afford and lease it out, maybe buy another, maybe buy some shares, build yourself a portfolio of diverse investments and grow your wealth. Buying a house is never an easy thing to do. I wish people would stop pretending it has only suddenly become a difficult thing.


Also...don't kid yourself that stopping buying coffee and smashed avo in cafes is worthwhile. It isn't...life is too short for home jobbing the important stuff.

 

[Petero]

, instead I purchased the crack den I could afford.

Sames. Many years later... Still here. Fk Perth real estate.

Thankfully the full face tatt and baseball bat carrying resident in the crack den downstairs has vacated in his modified Audi A8 since he was illegally residing in said crack den.

Hate that it's dodgy AF (the ladies always decline the invite upstairs - it's the place, not my face...) and can't fit more than 4 mates in the combined living/dining/theatre/lounge/maintenance/office room, but hey, it's a roof over my head and I'm not in mortgage stress so I can buy bike parts...

 

[indica]

instead I purchased the crack den I could afford.

Similar, $135,000 asbestos shithole. Didn't you drive there once @moorey ?