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I don't really have a preference between winter and summer, there are good and bad things about both.
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Being in Aubin Grove wouldn't help. New suburbs are so shit with their clear everything mentality. Love still having large old trees around where I am and shady areas to stroll around.No but I hate the heat. Mind you being a fat campaigner doesn't help.
Most suburbs were built this way, its just that anything built in the last 5-10 years hasnt had time for the big trees to growBeing in Aubin Grove wouldn't help. New suburbs are so shit with their clear everything mentality. Love still having large old trees around where I am and shady areas to stroll around.
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For the last 20 years yes. Take for example went for a walk on the way to the shops this evening. Massive paperbark that is probably at least 5 meters around the base. They just clear fell everything then make a shit sculptured park in new areas with no shade, and no actual space to kick a footy either. Comes down to the massive greed of cramming everything in as tight as they can.Most suburbs were built this way, its just that anything built in the last 5-10 years hasnt had time for the big trees to grow
People who like summer over here are dickhead banker types who sit in a office in a/c all day. Its usually too hot, the sun will kill you and failing that the flys will. Also there is no football left. Just crap.
< Is not a dickhead banker type.
I'm not denying that's probably a demographic but Summer has been my favourite season for as long as I can remember. I just happen to work indoors atm too.I believe only half of this statement to be true. Dickhead bankers is an oddly specific demographic I'll agree but generally speaking those people predominantly work indoors. Then again I'm the sort of person who tans different shades of red. Know people who go outside for about 30 mins and will come back with a light tan. **** those people.
Poms only move to Australia so they can constantly complain about the place.Ironically poms in Perth prefer summer more than anyone else. Why they move to a city so hot after living somewhere so cold is beyond me, but going red as Gazza Gascoigne and drinking pints in 37 degree weather at Glory games is their domain.
Been hearing sirens in all directions with choppers in the air circling for the past 15 or so minutes now (live in Manning)
Something must be up
High speed chase across Perth
where is ben cousins?
Where'd you go outside of Perth, Crownie?went to perth for the first time 2 weeks ago and i liked it, plenty to do away from the city but i did find city life a bit bare compared to brisbane.
I say that we, BF, count the number of people complaining about the temp on Wednesday.
First customer, Van_Dyke.This upcoming warm weather shits me. Looks like the weekend is going to be good though.
During the day. I'm expecting a fair few complaints.First customer, Van_Dyke.
Or do you mean we should count DURING and AFTER the hot weather today?
Could be worse- you could work up at Marble Bar.No but I hate the heat. Mind you being a fat campaigner doesn't help.
My poor son started work last summer (started in December) up at Abydos- temps were 47, 47, 47, for the first few days. Don't think it got much under 40 all month. 
Rough. Reminds me of a time, living in Karratha were it was 46/48 or so. Tough times (May have only been 3).Could be worse- you could work up at Marble Bar.My poor son started work last summer (started in December) up at Abydos- temps were 47, 47, 47, for the first few days. Don't think it got much under 40 all month.
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Or be union bosses, or join the protesters complaining about something.Poms only move to Australia so they can constantly complain about the place.

I loved the hot temps when I worked in the Goldfields- am way too old to enjoy the heat these days, though.Rough. Reminds me of a time, living in Karratha were it was 46/48 or so. Tough times (May have only been 3).
I think you're a bit more capable of handling the heat when you're 3- you probably didn't notice it much. Your poor parents, though. 
I actually don't mind the heat that much but obviously high 40's is kinda crazy. The AC use on those days would be ridiculous.I loved the hot temps when I worked in the Goldfields- am way too old to enjoy the heat these days, though.I think you're a bit more capable of handling the heat when you're 3- you probably didn't notice it much. Your poor parents, though.
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