Chips on the side or under your Parma?

[Perth gal]

Nah. Melbourne has an entirely next level appreciation and abundance of parmas compared to Perth.

And coffee apparently.

And sport.

And weather.

And everything. ......

Just come back from there. Find the people friendly though.

 

[Whispering_Jack]

And coffee apparently. Yes

And sport. Yes

And weather. No

And everything. ...... Nearly

Just come back from there. Find the people friendly though.

Well. See above.

 

[Perth gal]

Well. See above.

You forgot the friendly people.

 

[The King!]

under?? wtf may as well order a salad

 

[Silent Alarm]

And coffee apparently.

And sport.

And weather.

And everything. ......

Just come back from there. Find the people friendly though.

Weather? Don't think anyone's ever said that, quite the opposite even from Melburnians I'd guarantee (the people here bitch incessantly: it's like they've forgotten they live in a cold city and then bitch when it's been raining for a week straight in June). But coffee is generally a little cheaper here, and yes I would say it's a better city for sport: $17 for the AFL and not $55 in bad seats where you have to pre-book weeks in advance and can't even sit with more than another person... there is more on so prices are a little more competitive.

I like being a West Australian too and will always recommend people to go over and check it out, I never write it off, but why are Perth people so outraged Melbourne has some really good things going for it? Don't get it.

 

[Perth gal]

Weather? Don't think anyone's ever said that, quite the opposite even from Melburnians I'd guarantee (the people here bitch incessantly: it's like they've forgotten they live in a cold city and then bitch when it's been raining for a week straight in June). But coffee is generally a little cheaper here, and yes I would say it's a better city for sport: $17 for the AFL and not $55 in bad seats where you have to pre-book weeks in advance and can't even sit with more than another person... there is more on so prices are a little more competitive.

I like being a West Australian too and will always recommend people to go over and check it out, I never write it off, but why are Perth people so outraged Melbourne has some really good things going for it? Don't get it.

I'm not. Some people love Melbourne. I'm not one of them. I prefer Sydney.

 

[Gough]

I'm not. Some people love Melbourne. I'm not one of them. I prefer Sydney.

Sydney is a bit pleased with itself for my tastes, especially considering the further inland you get from the harbour the shittier it gets.

 

[Whispering_Jack]

I quite like Sydney as a place to visit but I couldn't see myself living there. Melbourne followed by Perth followed by Brisbane would be my order of preferred city to live in.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

I'm not into Sydney at all

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Weather? Don't think anyone's ever said that, quite the opposite even from Melburnians I'd guarantee (the people here bitch incessantly: it's like they've forgotten they live in a cold city and then bitch when it's been raining for a week straight in June). But coffee is generally a little cheaper here, and yes I would say it's a better city for sport: $17 for the AFL and not $55 in bad seats where you have to pre-book weeks in advance and can't even sit with more than another person... there is more on so prices are a little more competitive.

I like being a West Australian too and will always recommend people to go over and check it out, I never write it off, but why are Perth people so outraged Melbourne has some really good things going for it? Don't get it.

Because WA has an enormous chip on its shoulder.

 

[Whispering_Jack]

Because WA has an enormous chip on its shoulder.

Or under its parma?

 

[rocker_oz33]

Don't care really,but want the Parma to be chicken breast and cooked in a pan.Not the deep fried ones.

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Very tempted to use my newly minted powers to correct the glaring error in the title, we all know it's a parmi.

Mod or no mod

I will hunt you down and **** you up.

 

[perthblue]

It's not a parma if its served with no ham.

what is it then?

 

[craigos]

what is it then?

Pointless, that's what it is.
Also, bacon over ham hands down.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Prosciutto is sometimes good instead of ham.

 

[HBF]

what is it then?

No idea, but it's not a parma.

 

[perthblue]

Pointless, that's what it is.
Also, bacon over ham hands down.

No idea, but it's not a parma.

I find your lack of inclusiveness insulting

 

[Doss]

Prosciutto is sometimes good instead of ham.

Pancetta also, if you want a strong flavour.

 

[craigos]

I find your lack of inclusiveness insulting

Don't like it, leaf.

 

[Silent Alarm]

Ham is okay but bacon sounds gross. Then again I don't really get bacon at all. The Napier in Fitzroy does a Parma with kangaroo meat which is awesome; it balances well and gives it a different sort of richness.


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[RustyCage]

If you call it a parma, you deserve chips under it

 

[HBF]

Pointless, that's what it is.
Also, bacon over ham hands down.

I'll try it with bacon some time.
As they say, bacon makes everything better.

 

[Run n Spread]

I'm not. Some people love Melbourne. I'm not one of them. I prefer Sydney.

In terms of cities Sydney is easily number 1. But how many people actually can afford a place on the Habour or North Shore. Sydney siders like most others are living in the suburbs. In which case Sydney would be the pits to live.

For ease of getting around/accessibility/events/lifestyle I'd rank:

To Live:

1. Melbourne
2. Brisbane
3. Perth
4. Adelaide
5. Canberra
6. Hobart
7. Darwin
8. Sydney

Cities are getting way over crowded and unliveable thou. In 3 short years I reckon Melbourne has basically capitulated.

 

[Doss]

That's all well and good, but if Sydney puts the chips under the parma then they're automatically worse and nothing will redeem them.