Anyone Want To Come To Australia?

After the 150th one has tried to fuck you in the street, you'll know. :smt042 :smt110 ;)

Is it really like that? LOL

I once dated a woman from Australia and I often asked her how they treat the brothers there and she said shitty...I guess she didn't want me to ever visit and get hit with the 150 in the street situation lol

I have to get to the land down under lol
 
I was there for a week, in New South Wales. I had actually gone to visit someone but things didn't quite work out. Still, I would do it again if I had the money. It is an incredibly beautiful country and the people couldn't have been nicer. It's definitely on my return trip bucket list.

Oh, man. You traveled to South Wales to meet someone, but you can't get yourself to Florida????
 
visited oz back in feburary - it gets the big thumbs up from me. i spent my time in melbourne though. melbourne, in a sense reminds me of denver (architecture, the people, and layout of the city). people are very approachable and friendly, to me they were.

i went during the summer. didn't hit up many clubs, like to dance but wasn't too keen on going. i opted to look for festivals, markets, cafes/restaurants by the water with live music etc. i stumbled across a wednesday nite market at queen victorias. i will say this: fellas, if you are single, this is the move. women from all walks of life (also a good networking event). they were very approachable and interested in meeting interesting, cool people. so if that is you, again, this is move. also, the market had cuisines from all over the world.

for the most part, the women australia are very beautiful. most importantly, many are active, driven, and have keen interests and are interested in things outside of oz (all essential for me). i found myself in coffee shops/shops many of day friendly bantering with gregarious women for a lot longer than i had planned.

i didn't visit sydney because i had too much fun in melbourne (which i figured i would). i have heard a mixed bag about sydney. i'd still go just to get the touristy pictures - just wouldn't stay long.
 
Hope you got some hookups during your stay Jaytime. For any brother who is going to Oz get those hookups before you depart. It pays off.
 
i need to put it on my list of places to visit

visited oz back in feburary - it gets the big thumbs up from me. i spent my time in melbourne though. melbourne, in a sense reminds me of denver (architecture, the people, and layout of the city). people are very approachable and friendly, to me they were.

i went during the summer. didn't hit up many clubs, like to dance but wasn't too keen on going. i opted to look for festivals, markets, cafes/restaurants by the water with live music etc. i stumbled across a wednesday nite market at queen victorias. i will say this: fellas, if you are single, this is the move. women from all walks of life (also a good networking event). they were very approachable and interested in meeting interesting, cool people. so if that is you, again, this is move. also, the market had cuisines from all over the world.

for the most part, the women australia are very beautiful. most importantly, many are active, driven, and have keen interests and are interested in things outside of oz (all essential for me). i found myself in coffee shops/shops many of day friendly bantering with gregarious women for a lot longer than i had planned.

i didn't visit sydney because i had too much fun in melbourne (which i figured i would). i have heard a mixed bag about sydney. i'd still go just to get the touristy pictures - just wouldn't stay long.
 
I was planning to go to Sydney this summer but was reminded that Oz is entering its winter down there. Don't know how much of a difference that makes to the social scene but I decided to wait until winter in the northern hemisphere. In the meantime I'll probably head up the coast to Vancouver for a few days.
 
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would love to go to Aus. Im thinking late august

I was planning to go to Sydney this summer but was reminded that Oz is entering its winter down there. Don't know how much of a difference that makes to the social scene but I decided to wait until winter in the northern hemisphere. In the meantime I'll probably head up the coast to Vancouver for a few days.

You can't go all the way to Oz and not visit beautiful Melbourne.
 
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