Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 3

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Shell said:
Similar to this pretty much

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I prefer black tho
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index finger too pointy

Shell said:
They're just jean tanks. $20 a pop.

Been wearing them for legit years, they're fantastic.
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jean tanks? do they breathe?
 

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the_interloper said:
A girl who used to go to the gym used to do her skipping routine in front of "my" exercise bike. She favoured crop top and short shorts. Basically it was my worst nightmare, tried to watch the TV which was above her in my view but was really, really, really hard.

She looked a lot like this bird:

allison-stokke
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I feel your pain
 
EDFL follower said:
Why do the majority of the population cram themselves into one small part of a country? Cities seem to just get bigger and bigger when there is so much room elsewhere!
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If you want to go and live in the middle part there's no one stopping you.

Population distribution in Australia is concentrated around a handful of centres because those centres were the ones that were chosen for settlement and have grown over time, and our services and industries are massively centralised.

It's a shame we don't have more cities the size of Newcastle to Adelaide in lieu of the ever expanding cities we do have. I can't speak for Brisbane but Sydney, Melbourne and Perth aren't getting better by expanding outwards.
 
Scotland said:
If you want to go and live in the middle part there's no one stopping you.

Population distribution in Australia is concentrated around a handful of centres because those centres were the ones that were chosen for settlement and have grown over time, and our services and industries are massively centralised.

It's a shame we don't have more cities the size of Newcastle to Adelaide in lieu of the ever expanding cities we do have. I can't speak for Brisbane but Sydney, Melbourne and Perth aren't getting better by expanding outwards.
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I live an hour from Melbourne and it’s almost perfect place to live. Can’t understand why the population isnt decentralising away from cities especially given modern technology. Surely lots of businesses could move their office from those horrible concrete skyscrapers so that people could get out of the cities?
 
EDFL follower said:
I live an hour from Melbourne and it’s almost perfect place to live. Can’t understand why the population isnt decentralising away from cities especially given modern technology. Surely lots of businesses could move their office from those horrible concrete skyscrapers so that people could get out of the cities?
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Agreed. I’m an hour and a bit from Sydney down south. But to be fair my area has expanded with lots of building in the last 5 years. And an influx of people.


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