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what were your overall thoughts on this ad?

  • did you look at the pictures attached?

    Votes: 4 80.0%

  • Do you think the advertiser is genuine?

    Votes: 4 80.0%

  • How long have you been a member?

    Votes: 2 40.0%

  • Are you in Perth?

    Votes: 4 80.0%
  • Total voters
    5
  • Poll closed .
All the above links are backpage..so can;t get the numbers anymore. Did anyone try them out or note down their number. Can they share it please? Thanks
 
Have you tried Coco
link not working so taken down
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Her room is set up with hairdressing /cutting gear
 
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If any AMP owners have a mind for good promotions, then they should be offering specials or discounts to West Coast Eagles members this week :)

Maybe even freebies next week depending on results :D
 
sxadd999 said:
WA , state football team Viv , winners of this year's ALF premiership...
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I wouldn't be showing my face round in Freo territory at too many SOR AMP eg near Myaree, after a statement like that....."state football team"......them's fighting words in that neck of the woods....
 
There is on
Mickyb said:
Hi all,

Just seeing if anyone knows of a lady hairdresser who cuts hair naked or boobs out? And maybe does extras after haircut??

Thanks in advance
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There is one aussie lady in Joondalup who advertises this servive on locanto. Cant find her ad at the moment but saw it a few days ago.
 
TBC - Vivian said:
AFL?............
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Brilliant! Well done Viv. Its a local sport unique to Australia. Aussie's are passionate about it....the rest of the world, its fair to say, less so. A bit like Hurling in Ireland, Kabaddi in India and Korfball in Holland. Locals love it, visitors don't get it but like the passion.
 
Sides said:
Brilliant! Well done Viv. Its a local sport unique to Australia. Aussie's are passionate about it....the rest of the world, its fair to say, less so. A bit like Hurling in Ireland, Kabaddi in India and Korfball in Holland. Locals love it, visitors don't get it but like the passion.
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Actually is not "unique to Australia"

My son's first job in Vancouver was as a development officer for the local Aussie Rule league in British Columbia. There is a similar thing in London and in some places in Asia from what I hear.

There is quite a strong following made up of expats and locals (male & female). Each team must be at least 50% locals on the field at any one time. They take it quite seriously with six teams from memory and about an eight or ten week season.

ps - given all the gripes about traveling from the Victorian clubs (poor darlings) and comments/concerns about the bias of WA umpires in Perth, it is really still VFL .......
 
MikeB said:
Actually is not "unique to Australia"

My son's first job in Vancouver was as a development officer for the local Aussie Rule league in British Columbia. There is a similar thing in London and in some places in Asia from what I hear.

There is quite a strong following made up of expats and locals (male & female). Each team must be at least 50% locals on the field at any one time. They take it quite seriously with six teams from memory and about an eight or ten week season.

ps - given all the gripes about traveling from the Victorian clubs (poor darlings) and comments/concerns about the bias of WA umpires in Perth, it is really still VFL .......
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Would it be fair to say that in colonial countries there are a lot of recognised things in their culture originate from somewhere else?

Like how lamb chops and mint sauce is supposed to be a New Zealand dish, but it is actually a British cuisine.
 
Yoda said:
Would it be fair to say that in colonial countries there are a lot of recognised things in their culture originate from somewhere else?

Like how lamb chops and mint sauce is supposed to be a New Zealand dish, but it is actually a British cuisine.
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Some say it originated from the western victorian Indigenous groups game called Marn Grook. This is from Wiki saying indigenous groups were seen playing "observers of the game appeared to lack a team objective, having no real rules, scoring or winner. Individual players who consistently exhibited outstanding skills, such as leaping high over others to catch the ball, were often commented on." Also mentioned punting the ball. Colonizers probably added boundary and goals if this is so. Going from this it could explain why Indigenous people relate to this sport and not the many others. A first case of sporting collabration.
 
Found a new place $80/hr inclusive of HJ and if you are nice and lucky, other special is included too!

PM if you want more info :)
 
MikeB said:
Actually is not "unique to Australia"

My son's first job in Vancouver was as a development officer for the local Aussie Rule league in British Columbia. There is a similar thing in London and in some places in Asia from what I hear.

There is quite a strong following made up of expats and locals (male & female). Each team must be at least 50% locals on the field at any one time. They take it quite seriously with six teams from memory and about an eight or ten week season.

ps - given all the gripes about traveling from the Victorian clubs (poor darlings) and comments/concerns about the bias of WA umpires in Perth, it is really still VFL .......
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Hey Dad I didn’t realise you frequent these forums too. I like what you did with your username Mike instead of Michael, mum will never know
 
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