Originally posted by karoly aczel Lol.
Sweet.
Unfortunatley the pub scene is changing rapidly here in my state (and the largest one below my state (N.S.W. ) ). Poker machines are taking over and live music and pool tables are cleared out. The last pub( with a pool table) in my area(2'5kms away ) closed about 4 years ago. I don't think I can even find a pool table within 6 miles of here, however I could find at least 8 or 10 pubs and bars. It's sad , I know
Our pub was "Sweeney Todd's'. Venice Beach, California. All the local folk musicians flocked there, some sweet music was played there, a sense of family with those musicians.
Then the guy sold out and the new owner hated folk music, so no more place to gather except folk festivals and people's homes. A sad day for Venice Beach.
Originally posted by karoly aczel Brisbane is a huge city. Houses are very generously proportioned compared to Melbourne and especially Sydney (the other 2 main east coast city where most people are.
Sydney does feel like a large American city. Brisbane on the other hand has a very small CBD and many very large ,leafy spralling suburbs.
I don't know the square miles but I'll bet its ...[text shortened]... on the northside on the beach. The city is like another city really. I never go there these days
30km is roughly 15 miles.
You'll laugh at this, my new puppy has a thing for eating panties. (it is my wifes dog) She just found him chewing on a pair he pulled out of the finished laundry. LOL
Originally posted by sonhouse Our pub was "Sweeney Todd's'. Venice Beach, California. All the local folk musicians flocked there, some sweet music was played there, a sense of family with those musicians.
Then the guy sold out and the new owner hated folk music, so no more place to gather except folk festivals and people's homes. A sad day for Venice Beach.
Really? you think the new owner would've kept the clientele , the again Venice beach is world famous.
So it's a lot of house party's to play your music. The scene adapts somehow. We invite the neighbours .
Still hard to find someone with a decent pool table
Originally posted by Pudgenik 30km is roughly 15 miles.
You'll laugh at this, my new puppy has a thing for eating panties. (it is my wifes dog) She just found him chewing on a pair he pulled out of the finished laundry. LOL
miles to kms: times 8 and divide by 5.
kms to miles: times 5 divide by 8.
so 30 times 5 is 150. Divided by 8 is like 19 miles
edit: 18.75 miles
Originally posted by apathist Why is usa so backwards on this subject.
I guess if it was only this, but it's every sort of measurement. They're all harder in empirical form but they won't learnt decimal ... I dunno seems simple enough for me. Maybe they don't teach them the right way?
Originally posted by Pudgenik 30km is roughly 15 miles.
You'll laugh at this, my new puppy has a thing for eating panties. (it is my wifes dog) She just found him chewing on a pair he pulled out of the finished laundry. LOL
I did laugh at that , I'm assuming it was an edit otherwise it was totally invisible first time I read that
so the Dogs got good taste eh?
Originally posted by karoly aczel I did laugh at that , I'm assuming it was an edit otherwise it was totally invisible first time I read that
so the Dogs got good taste eh?
Originally posted by karoly aczel Really? you think the new owner would've kept the clientele , the again Venice beach is world famous.
So it's a lot of house party's to play your music. The scene adapts somehow. We invite the neighbours .
Still hard to find someone with a decent pool table
Aye that it is, no pool tables in my town. Well one at a run down bar with tears and what I think, or hope anyway, are beer stains🙂
Stupid atheists
07 Mar '17 08:26
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