The Perth Thread

[LeakyValve]

I don't do public transport





Just something else to add to the whinge file

It is an experience.

A zoo on wheels.

 

[Scotland]

I just call it a Bunnings sausage.

That it will be wrapped in a slice of white bread or in a bun is a given.

If at a sausage sizzle elsewhere than Bunnings I'd just call it whatever their sign says.

 

[Perth gal]

Elizabeth Quay is like six metres wide. Pretty underwhelming.

Lucky you never have to go to it then .

 

[Illinois Nazi]

"Sausage in bread"?? Who the **** has ever said that out loud, anywhere ever?

Oh, and went to Elizabeth Quay the other night, it's great. Too-cool-for-school hipster cynics like Silent Alarm can go suck my big one.

 

[Freofalcon]

It's a Sausage Sizzle.

Every sporting club I've been involved with hold Sausage Sizzles to raise money.

Sausage Sizzle, you twats.

 

[WCErevival]

You cant ask for a sausage sizzle though. That's like asking for a bbq.

 

[Freofalcon]

You cant ask for a sausage sizzle though. That's like asking for a bbq.

Fair point.

I don't really call them anything I suppose. When we go to Bunnings, I normally tell the missus I'm going past the sausage sizzle.

 

[BluesMan]

Wanted to know what's the thoughts on the best place to watch a gig at. Forgetting about the Arena (as its pretty darn good), Red Hill Auditorium is awesome. Concrete colosseum, literally. Only down thing in that you have to catch a shuttle bus out there (or drive).

Whats some other great spots? I haven't been to belvoir, but have heard its a goodie too.

 

[TheLoris]

Wanted to know what's the thoughts on the best place to watch a gig at. Forgetting about the Arena (as its pretty darn good), Red Hill Auditorium is awesome. Concrete colosseum, literally. Only down thing in that you have to catch a shuttle bus out there (or drive).

Whats some other great spots? I haven't been to belvoir, but have heard its a goodie too.

Freo Arts centre is a great venue, cool building, really chilled, sells pint stubbies of Little Creatures and easy to move around. Plus the Astor Mt Lawley, probably 2 of my faves.

 

[Freofalcon]

Wanted to know what's the thoughts on the best place to watch a gig at. Forgetting about the Arena (as its pretty darn good), Red Hill Auditorium is awesome. Concrete colosseum, literally. Only down thing in that you have to catch a shuttle bus out there (or drive).

Whats some other great spots? I haven't been to belvoir, but have heard its a goodie too.

Have seen a few shows at Bevoir. Pretty good setup.

Sandalford winery have had some good concerts as well.

 

[ioppolo]

Is the Sausage Sizzle debate even a thing? It's been a sausage sizzle everywhere I go for as long as I can remember

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Have seen a few shows at Bevoir. Pretty good setup.

Sandalford winery have had some good concerts as well.

Belvoir is good, but a nightmare to get out of after the show.

 

[Beerfish]

Belvoir is good, but a nightmare to get out of after the show.

Just pretend it's an eagles game and leave 15 minutes before the end.

 

[Nothing]

Belvoir is good, but a nightmare to get out of after the show.

That's because every ****wit wants to turn right onto GNH. If you turn left and then left again at West Swan Road you can get out quickly, but it requires enough people to make that decision that you can get to the exit.

 

[FlowersByIrene]

Ok. Thanks. Good to know that's the one thing that ground your gears about my post.

I actually started typing 'hotdog' and then changed my mind because I figured 'hotdog' was too American. It seems you're right and I should've typed 'sausage in bread'.

EDIT: On second thoughts, sausage sizzle is an acceptable term for 'a barbecued sausage, served in a single slice of bread', especially in WA, so **** it, I stand by sausage sizzle.

Who the **** calls it a sausage sandwich, ****ing new south welshman

 

[FlowersByIrene]

You cant ask for a sausage sizzle though. That's like asking for a bbq.

I just ask for "two with onions" the beauty about a sausage sizzle is that there's usually only one thing on the menu

 

[kfc1]

This is as riveting as the Chicken Treat convos we'd have in cricket threads.

go on

 

[XXRL]

Ima just leave this one here. For the record, I say 'potato scallop'.

 

[Greg Poonsores]

This is as riveting as the Chicken Treat convos we'd have in cricket threads. Perth people are so interesting.

Its a Perth thread what did you expect. Anything relating to Perth ends up in culture devoid mess of boredom and backward thinking.

 

[The Speaker]

Its a Perth thread what did you expect. Anything relating to Perth ends up in culture devoid mess of boredom and backward thinking.

Linguistics is backwards thinking?

 

[Righteo]

go on

Haha well played. I always just thought your av was just some abstract art for some reason. Seriously though it's the poor mans Red Rooster.

Its a Perth thread what did you expect. Anything relating to Perth ends up in culture devoid mess of boredom and backward thinking.

My post was tongue-in-cheek, I think we're plenty interesting.

 

[Milang_Panthers]

Probably already been discuss but has anyone been to Elizabeth Quay? Is it worth the risk of getting stabbed on a bus to have a look yet?

Went down there last night. Was pretty good actually and will be great once there's more restaurants and bars down there. It's a winner for me.

 

[Greg Poonsores]

Haha well played. I always just thought your av was just some abstract art for some reason. Seriously though it's the poor mans Red Rooster.



My post was tongue-in-cheek, I think we're plenty interesting.

Nah your probably wrong, Perth people are the most backward citizens of Australia outside of far North Queenslanders

 

[Righteo]

Nah your probably wrong, Perth people are the most backward citizens of Australia outside of far North Queenslanders

k

 

[Borry]

Who the **** calls it a sausage sandwich, ******* new south welshman

Called a sausage sizzle or hot dog in Sydney from my experience.

Sausage sandwich is probably a British thing