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what is the best/most fun part of australia?
I want to study there next semester and hope some of you can give me some insight on the situation?
much appreciated

also what is the dubstep scene like?

country's full sorry bro

naw srsly Melbourne has a big scene but i'm being biased.

best/most fun part of Australia?

excellent weather, beaches, women, plenty of beer and sport and music, crazy native animals, food/produce is sensational, nice people, plenty to see/do, fairly cheap if you know where to look.

what exactly are your interests?

amick wrote:naw srsly Melbourne has a big scene but i'm being biased.

best/most fun part of Australia?

excellent weather, beaches, women, plenty of beer and sport and music, crazy native animals, food/produce is sensational, nice people, plenty to see/do, fairly cheap if you know where to look.

what exactly are your interests?

ahh you misunderstood, i meant what is the best/most fun region in australia?

erruurrgghh
has to be melbourne for general living
sydney is 'ghey'
and everywhere else is shit. except for tasmania, and thats only nice when you are out of city.

Sydney's the closest thing you'll get to an 'international' city like New York or London. As such, the cost of living is highest there. It's also the most crowded part of the country. If you like a fast-paced lifestyle, this is probably the place for you.

Melbourne is renowned for it's art and independent music scene. It's a really nice city, and much more affordable than Sydney.

I can't comment on Melbourne's dubstep scene, as I'm from Sydney, but I do hear there's a bit going on there. In Sydney we have the Index & Void club nights, which attract international artists (In recent months we've had Appleblim, Skream & Benga, 2562, Emalkay, etc) The Gaslamp Killer will be here this weekend, and Shackleton will be playing next month. Mark Pritchard (aka Harmonic 313) is a resident at Void.
There are lots of other small club nights in and around Sydney that have dubstep and other related bass music (dnb, jungle, grime, etc). If you're on Facebook, these events shouldn't be too hard to find.

What do you mean 'fun'? What other things are you interested in doing/seeing whilst here?

actually come to think of it
'country is full bro'

incnic wrote:actually come to think of it
'country is full bro'

so im guessing you guys dont like americans? does the fact that im part lebanese help my cause?

im just interested in the country, i love fishing, nature, sports, beaches, scubadiving stuff like that

There is a slight anti-American sentiment, but if you're friendly, people will welcome you.

Scubadiving is best up in Queensland, but there are good beaches all over the place and plenty of opportunity for fishing/nature-related stuff everywhere.

im a friendly outgoing perons and i like do drink/party are the girls receptive to american guys?

also do you guys still hate lebanese?

manillathrilla wrote:im a friendly outgoing perons and i like do drink/party are the girls receptive to american guys?

also do you guys still hate lebanese?

hehe more receptive than american ladies from what i hear

and there's plenty of other lebanese people, you won't stand out

im hardly leb like 1/32 percent but i just heard that aussi folks dislike lebanese there. Actually saw a film on it or something.

good to hear the Aussi girls are receptive to american boys! im likin that.

The lebanese thing happened at beachside where i come from.
There was long term macho shit
coming from a certain sector of aussie-lebs who have cultural issues.
Eventually skip surfers & ring-in racists got upset, drunk, cowardly & went overboard with resentment

storm in a teacup
that has helped awareness

lots of respected people with lebanese blood here

as for your question

lots of good universities including in big east-coast regional cities like Lismore, Wagga, Cairns
Each state capital has at least 2 excellent unis + lots of other educational institutions
suggest google Universities Admission Centre

as for ds:
Brisbane has nice scene...core steppas, still has community, not a lot of internationals lately
Sydney locals have largely gone hardstyle...difficult to find a night of skanky ds even with lots of internationals coming thru. The newbs are calling the tune.
Canberra's still got garage/2-step/liquid heads but it's underground & mixed with junglists.
Melbourne & Adelaide have healthy scenes with some of best producers, slowly growing.
Perth is atuned to Blighty & seems progressive & active.

But beyond that peebs wouldn't have a clue about ds.

how about that, i learned something

@sydney noobs: stop calling the shots, hardstyle is weak, get some dub up ya!

Australia started as a penal colony, now they wont allow felons from other countries to become citizens.

good tips nice info thanks

boomstix wrote:how about that, i learned something

@sydney noobs: stop calling the shots, hardstyle is weak, get some dub up ya!

thort the Siney boys would like that.

bass hertz wrote:Australia started as a penal colony, now they wont allow felons from other countries to become citizens.

america started as a penal colony too, now they don't remember where the rest of the world is

boomstix wrote:

bass hertz wrote:Australia started as a penal colony, now they wont allow felons from other countries to become citizens.

america started as a penal colony too, now they don't remember where the rest of the world is

hey Stix
yu got con blood?
mine were West Country forgers & Manx (mistaken) wife-killers

but whot a prize!
if yu survived the trip


fuckin' homeboy losers
lesson: commit a crime
go to paradise.

Come ahead Gorillazilla
yu will never regret it.


In fact anybody with hairy balls or juicy box
& a commitment to dissing their conditioning


come
ahead


(terrorist bombers are right.)