@donnashuggy wrote:

Poor you lol


what do you mean poor me ? i said 'without' but forgot to add deeper, my son said i sound like david kaye Smiley Indifferent

Well deeper might be ok, do you whine like him?

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@donnashuggy wrote:

Well deeper might be ok, do you whine like him?


  i hope not. you'd think someone would have had the decency to tell me if that were the case. Cat Mad

All depends who you are, and what you look for in a city.

As for "affordable" real estate, yeah, dirt cheap if you're on eastern state wages 😛

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

I love Adelaide.

 

But it still feels like a country town in comparison to Sydney.

 

I think it's what you are used to.


Spot on.

 

 

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@pct001wine wrote:

http://www.news.com.au/national/south-australia/new-york-magazine-says-adelaide-is-better-than-sydne...

 

Pretty obvious really, but Lonely Planet think so as well.

 

Great weather, beaches, affordable real estate, no traffic jams, fritz, pie floaters, best wine (& beer) in Australia, great produce, the list goes on.

 

Robot tongue


Get outta here!

Nothing, and I mean NOTHING can compare to SYDNEY!

 

I'm curious though...I'd like to visit!

 

Oh and...what's fritz?

I like Adelaide & I like Melbourne because I live here. I like the way the country isn't far from the city in Adelaide, but I don't like the water. Love the old buildings, the sensible lay-out of the city & the antique shops ( if they're still there)

Fritz = devon.

"If you don't live in Sydney,you're only camping"-Paul Keating 🙂

i remember when paul kelly released the song 'im never going back to adelaide'  and i immediately understood. nobody ever went to see him play, too many better acts around in those days. the angels and cold chisel played to fairly empty hotel lounges as well.

everyone was at the Austral watching the screaming believers or someone else instead.Smiley Happy

Oh, I forgot, that's another thing I like about Adelaide, lots of good musos and creative people have come from Adelaide.