Australian women & black men

beccaomecca said:
Ok nice. Lol never put work in front of a good time! Opportunities like that may never present themselves again. Work will always be there for you to continue. If you wanna do something just do it! Deal with the repurcussions later. That's my practice anyway!
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Good advice! :)
 
I would love to see Australia and get my exploratory mind going. I wonder, despite some issues there, there is much greenery to explore.
 
Morning Star said:
I would love to see Australia and get my exploratory mind going. I wonder, despite some issues there, there is much greenery to explore.
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There is a lot of greenery down under. Read the book In A Sunburned Country by Bill Bryson. The book is about his exploration of Australia. He discusses everything from the cities to the the bush, to the outback, to the beaches. By plane, train and automobile. Lots of interesting backstories like the cyclone that hit Darwin, the school of the air, and the town of Kowra. A very interesting read.
 
Soulthinker said:
G,I read that book and I can't find anything of Blacks who lived or stayed in Australia. It was informative.
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Well, there weren't any chapters with that detail. But there was the story of Kowra which had a POW camp for Italian and Japanese prisoners of war during WW2.
 
Soulthinker said:
G,no question the Italians went to Australia after the war.
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The Italians stayed after the war. They accepted their captivity while the Japanese did not. The Japanese attempted a Banzai charge and started a riot. Many of the Japanese escaped and fled into the bush. Few were recaptured and others died in the bush. There is a museum where the star attraction is a tiny woman walking amid the pieces on a table describing the events in Kowra. I have to see that exhibit when I get to Australia.
 
beccaomecca said:
Yeah it has to be done!! Lol. Where abouts did your friend go and what was the highlight of their trip?
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Well he was there a month and of course did the normal touristy places like the Sydney Opera House, he did the Sydney Harbor bridge climb, hung out on Bondi Beach. He went to Australia Zoo.

He really enjoyed the outdoorsy stuff he did the most though. Scuba diving on the Great barrier Reef, touring the Margaret River caves, went 4 wheeling on Fraser Island, and went to see the 12 Apostles.

He actually said there are two things he wanted to do but ended up not doing which were going to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and doing an outback camping tour. Those are for his next trip down under apparently.

A couple of those things are on my list in addition to a few other things as well.
 
glt1980 said:
Well he was there a month and of course did the normal touristy places like the Sydney Opera House, he did the Sydney Harbor bridge climb, hung out on Bondi Beach. He went to Australia Zoo.

He really enjoyed the outdoorsy stuff he did the most though. Scuba diving on the Great barrier Reef, touring the Margaret River caves, went 4 wheeling on Fraser Island, and went to see the 12 Apostles.

He actually said there are two things he wanted to do but ended up not doing which were going to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and doing an outback camping tour. Those are for his next trip down under apparently.

A couple of those things are on my list in addition to a few other things as well.
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Wow! That is fab! He fit a whole lot into his trip! Good stuff!!!! Glad he made it to Frazer. That place is just something else. You forget about reality wwhen you're there you're just so relaxed yet occupied.

Man i live here and haven't done all of those things ha ha. The national parks are gorgeous as well as the rainforests. Sydney is a great spot for sure so much to see and do.

Hope you have just as much fun when you make it out here.
 
I know what you mean about living in a place and not experiencing all that it has to offer. I live just outside NYC and worked in the city for a long time and there are things I have not done in NYC. Still have never been to the top of the Empire State building, never been to liberty Island, I have driven across the Brooklyn Bridge but never walked it.

Oh I plan on having so much fun when I am there and if some people knew what I was going to do when I was there they would call me insane but hey you never know when you are going to have the chance to go do somethings ever again.

Although I am deathly afraid of heights(well technically falling from them) the Sydney Harbor bridge is right near the top of the list of things that are getting done. The highlight of my trip though will be my excursion to the Neptune Islands where I hopefully get to do something very special that I have wanted to do for a very long time.
 
beccaomecca said:
Nice. I hope you do end up seeing her in concert. Lol. I am sorry to hear that! It's just one of those things hey. Live with no regrets. I told myself that fuck it if anyone decent comes here i I'm going to see them regardless of any external factors such as no money or interested friends lol. So so far this year I've seen Wu Tang (by myself) and hopefully more to come. Otherwise they may never come back!
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Speaking of Iggy...

She had a massive hit with Fancy.

But Iggy Azalea was looking anything but as she arrived at the airport in a drab dark ensemble as she got ready to jet out of Los Angeles on Wednesday.

And perhaps the self-styled rapper was in a forgetful mood, as she had neglected to wear her engagement ring for the second time in the space of a few days.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...gets-ready-jet-Los-Angeles.html#ixzz49BJx8TLs
 
Soulthinker said:
They are fine G. Ask the homeboys who play b-ball or in the US Navy.
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I knew a guy who was a Marine. He was stationed in Okinawa. He was even set up with a date with a local farmers's daughter in Okinawa(his buddies bought the girl). He politely declined the offer. When he was in Australia, he told me that the women he saw there resembled Nicole Kidman.
 
Hahahahahaahahaa fineeeee toned tall perky titted blonde blue eyed women probably take up 2% of Australia. There is nothing wrong with your women. I see no difference. Don't believe the hype.
 
beccaomecca said:
Hahahahahaahahaa fineeeee toned tall perky titted blonde blue eyed women probably take up 2% of Australia. There is nothing wrong with your women. I see no difference. Don't believe the hype.
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I didn't believe it. There are beautiful women in every country in the world. I have seen some cute Aussie women on the children's show The Wiggles sang in on tv over here.
Nicole Kidman is a redhead who sometimes has her hair dyed blonde. I remember her skinny dipping scene in the film Billy Bathgate.
 
Brisbane last night. The city is so pretty at night.


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Gorath said:
I didn't believe it. There are beautiful women in every country in the world. I have seen some cute Aussie women on the children's show The Wiggles sang in on tv over here.
Nicole Kidman is a redhead who sometimes has her hair dyed blonde. I remember her skinny dipping scene in the film Billy Bathgate.
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Yeah Nicole Kidman is pretty big over here. Well not big but well known. I don't get the hype with her though. Maybe it's her elegance and radiance ha ha she is beautiful though. I remember her in neighbours

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I think the best Aussie redhead is Isla Fisher. She's adorable!

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