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Forza Rossoneri wrote:Also we never or at least very, very rarely tip in Australia. If you give someone a tip, they have to have actually done something exceptionally well. This is because bartenders, waitresses, tour guides, etc. all have adequate salaries/wages and don't rely on tips for their pay like in Europe.

thats true, i personally have never been tipped and in 5yrs working in a customer service type job ive been tipped once

All the worlds food is great, a schnitzel is just as great as rice, bretzeln & krapfen, Nürnberger sausages, Tikka Masala curry, pizza, thai red curry, enchiladas, vietnamese pancakes, mashed potatoes, chips, french toast, chicken teriyaki, Döner kebab, naan, pasta, waffles, goulash, fondue, tortillas, impanadas, tocino, sushi, french toast etc.

The trick is to live in a place where you can get it all.

Phritz wrote:All the worlds food is great, a schnitzel is just as great as rice, bretzeln & krapfen, Nürnberger sausages, Tikka Masala curry, pizza, thai red curry, enchiladas, vietnamese pancakes, mashed potatoes, chips, french toast, chicken teriyaki, Döner kebab, naan, pasta, waffles, goulash, fondue, tortillas, impanadas, tocino, sushi, french toast etc.

The trick is to live in a place where you can get it all.

Most cities in Australia have all of this & pretty good quality. Food in Europe is much cheaper though. In my state we even have our own little German town called Hahndorf full of people with German heritage, and they have German food, festivals, etc...


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Forza Rossoneri wrote:

Phritz wrote:All the worlds food is great, a schnitzel is just as great as rice, bretzeln & krapfen, Nürnberger sausages, Tikka Masala curry, pizza, thai red curry, enchiladas, vietnamese pancakes, mashed potatoes, chips, french toast, chicken teriyaki, Döner kebab, naan, pasta, waffles, goulash, fondue, tortillas, impanadas, tocino, sushi, french toast etc.

The trick is to live in a place where you can get it all.

Most cities in Australia have all of this & pretty good quality. Food in Europe is much cheaper though. In my state we even have our own little German town called Hahndorf full of people with German heritage, and they have German food, festivals, etc...


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Octoberfest would be awesome there

but yep all Australian cities are very multi-cultural, you cna get any type of food you want plus Sydney has its own "little Italy", "China town" etc etc

so in summation, De Gea should move to the A-league

British weather is the best. There's nothing better than rain, clouds and wind. Seriously.

Art Morte wrote:British weather is the best. There's nothing better than rain, clouds and wind. Seriously.

Well tbh its the same weather as in my country. Only theres that harsh winter and Summer. By Summer I mean constantly sun shining not actually raining always.

Wait until the gulf stream puckers out and stops bringing in heat; Ireland has the same latitude as Juneau, Alaska! Enjoy the British weather then!

Nobody here has been to Lisbon? The nightlife there>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

And Sintra is one of the most beautiful places I've been to in my lifetime. Just so much GOATness

anyways, back on topic, De Gea is 22, you all seem to forget that, and that goalies play well into there late 30's these days. De Gea hasn't reached his full potential yet, and already has won a Europa League title, he is only a year into English football, changing countries never mind football leagues is hard enough for anyone that young and something most of the other young keepers around europe have not done, and to be honest United's injury problems in defence have not helped things on the field, by the time Ilker retires, De Gea will be best goal keeper in England, and one of the best in the world.

Never thought I would learn so many things about cultural differences,weather,women and food in a thread about De Gea.

GL

fatman123 wrote:
get yourself some protecive footwear like this and you'll be fine

don't worry I wasn't actually freaked out by them. I'm fascinated by wildlife and will definitely visit Australia when I get the chance. Steve Irwin was one of my heroes growing up. i was so sad when he passed