Do you want to visit Australia?

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Poll of the Day » Do you want to visit Australia?
Damn_Underscore
02/14/2025
10:09 PM
#1
If so, what cities or other sights do you want to visit?

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ooger
02/14/2025
10:20 PM
#2
I want to hang in Hobart.
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wwinterj25
02/14/2025
10:32 PM
#3
Never have but would love that.
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Salrite
02/14/2025
10:53 PM
#4
I have no strong desire to visit, but I wouldn't mind if the opportunity came. I know someone from Perth on Discord, and it's come with a bit more interest in the area. Although I hear it's meant to be a pretty boring city? Also maybe Melbourne simply because King Gizzard is from there.
ooger
02/14/2025
10:55 PM
#5
& the Lizard Wizard.
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Salrite
02/14/2025
10:55 PM
#6
Also, I worked with someone who went there to film a documentary and came back obsessed with the country. Essentially turned into a weeb for Australia.
Salrite
02/14/2025
10:55 PM
#7
ooger posted...
& the Lizard Wizard.
Them too
Dikitain
02/14/2025
10:57 PM
#8
Not on my bucket lists of countries I want to go to, but I wouldn't turn down a chance to if I got one. As far as cities, maybe Sydney or Melbourne.
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KJ_StErOiDs
02/14/2025
10:59 PM
#9
It's not my #1 destination, but maybe sometime.

Just Tasmania, though.
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JixHedgehog
02/14/2025
11:09 PM
#10
Grew up in Melbourne and saw lots of Sydney and surrounding areas

Always wanted to go to Perth
ParanoidObsessive
02/14/2025
11:12 PM
#11
My passport is expired, my travelin' days are more or less done.

Even when I was willing and interested in traveling, Australia was never really of interest. At most, I might have thought it was neat to go to New Zealand and do the LotR tourism thing, but even that was never really a huge deal for me.
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Joelypoely
02/14/2025
11:42 PM
#12
I've travelled up the east coast and really enjoyed that. I've lived in Brisbane (QLD) as well as Port Hedland (WA) about 5 years ago. It's quite possible I'll end up living in Queensland again at some point.
Occupy_This
02/14/2025
11:44 PM
#13
I went years ago and would love to go back. Spent several days in Melbourne and it was kinda meh. Sydney on the other hand is awesome and wish I had a chance to explore more of it. Would love to check out Alice Springs (not listed) and Brisbane.

I was there during the winter and Tasmania got snow which was a big deal for them. They measured it in cm so it could have just been a light dusting, lol.
DarkFisher92
02/15/2025
12:07 AM
#14
Considering the fact that Steve Irwin is not alive, I have no desire to visit Australia.
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DeathNote
02/15/2025
12:30 AM
#15
When I was a kid I loved crocodile hunter tv show and thought it seemed like a cool place because koalas and kangaroos.

i now dont really want to visit tho
ParanoidObsessive
02/15/2025
01:32 AM
#16
DeathNote posted...
When I was a kid I loved crocodile hunter tv show and thought it seemed like a cool place because koalas and kangaroos.

When I was a kid I thought it was a horrifying place because of the Bunyip.

https://youtu.be/WtrYO-Mog60?t=20
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PMarth2002
02/15/2025
02:13 AM
#17
Salrite posted...
I have no strong desire to visit, but I wouldn't mind if the opportunity came.

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fishy071
02/15/2025
03:00 AM
#18
I've never been there, but would like to visit someday.
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Glob
02/15/2025
03:31 AM
#19
Ive been a couple of times, but, to be honest, while there was nothing wrong with it, everything I enjoyed about it is available closer to home and far cheaper.
Mystery_man2
02/15/2025
03:54 AM
#20
Australia, home of everything that will kill you. Despite all that, I would love to go.

OneEyedShinobi
02/15/2025
08:22 AM
#21
ooger posted...
I want to hang in Hobart.
That's where I am from.
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ooger
02/15/2025
09:30 AM
#22
OneEyedShinobi posted...
That's where I am from.
Is it nice? It sounds nice.
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OneEyedShinobi
02/15/2025
09:37 AM
#23
ooger posted...
Is it nice? It sounds nice.
It's not as hot as upper Australia for starters
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Metalsonic66
02/15/2025
09:58 AM
#24
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josh
02/15/2025
05:22 PM
#25
While I love my country and think there's a lot of great things to see and do, it's simply too isolated for most tourists when there's so many other experiences you could have closer to home lol Plane prices and long haul flights are just so unappealing and we're not a cheap country.
So I was standing still at a stationary store...
NeoSioType
02/15/2025
05:35 PM
#26
There's Western Australia. But South Australia isn't Southern?

Then there's Northern Territory which isn't good enough for Australia.

Never mind the right that stole Eastern Australia.
captpackrat
02/15/2025
07:50 PM
#27
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DeathNote
02/15/2025
07:54 PM
#28
captpackrat posted...
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lol Im a Florida man but even I admit Im not prepared for the nightmarish hellscape of AU
Revelation34
02/15/2025
10:39 PM
#29
What do I need to bring to combat a spider with both a health bar and a mana bar?
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willythemailboy
02/15/2025
10:58 PM
#30
Revelation34 posted...
What do I need to bring to combat a spider with both a health bar and a mana bar?
A ranged silence ability, physical damage, and a pet to tank the bite damage for you.
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Revelation34
02/15/2025
10:59 PM
#31
willythemailboy posted...

A ranged silence ability, physical damage, and a pet to tank the bite damage for you.


Angry old cat might work.
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captpackrat
02/16/2025
10:22 AM
#32
Not only do the animals in Australia want to kill you, the plants do too.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e6d1222b.jpg
Dendrocnide moroides, also known as the stinging tree or gympie-gympie. It's a member of the family Urticaceae, the nettle family.

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Even casual contact with D. moroides produces an excruciating sting that can leave a victim in agony for years . Like the stinging nettle, the entire plant is covered with tiny, hollow hairs called trichomes. These act like a hypodermic needle, injecting a nasty chemical cocktail that includes a peptide similar to the toxin found in cone snails. The trichomes are constantly being shed, so just being near a plant can result in the hairs being inhaled. There is no antidote.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/1/19db5e9c.jpg

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Salrite
02/16/2025
12:37 PM
#33
captpackrat posted...
Not only do the animals in Australia want to kill you, the plants do too.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e6d1222b.jpg
Dendrocnide moroides, also known as the stinging tree or gympie-gympie. It's a member of the family Urticaceae, the nettle family.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/9d705555.jpg

Even casual contact with D. moroides produces an excruciating sting that can leave a victim in agony for years . Like the stinging nettle, the entire plant is covered with tiny, hollow hairs called trichomes. These act like a hypodermic needle, injecting a nasty chemical cocktail that includes a peptide similar to the toxin found in cone snails. The trichomes are constantly being shed, so just being near a plant can result in the hairs being inhaled. There is no antidote.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/1/19db5e9c.jpg
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Pororin
02/16/2025
12:58 PM
#34
Pororin has ever wanted to swim on the white sandy beach of Australia.
captpackrat
02/16/2025
01:19 PM
#35
Pororin posted...
Pororin has ever wanted to swim on the white sandy beach of Australia.
Just watch out for the Irukandji jellyfish. It's one of the smallest and most venomous jellyfish in the world.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4ba52d96.jpg

The sting itself is only moderate, but about 30 minutes later you will experience excruciating muscle cramps, a burning sensation in your skin, vomiting, and an increase in heart rate and blood pressure. Death can result from brain hemorrhage. Irukandji jellyfish stings send 50 to 100 people to the hospital every year.
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DarkFisher92
02/16/2025
04:50 PM
#36
captpackrat posted...
Just watch out for the Irukandji jellyfish. It's one of the smallest and most venomous jellyfish in the world.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4ba52d96.jpg

The sting itself is only moderate, but about 30 minutes later you will experience excruciating muscle cramps, a burning sensation in your skin, vomiting, and an increase in heart rate and blood pressure. Death can result from brain hemorrhage. Irukandji jellyfish stings send 50 to 100 people to the hospital every year.
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Occupy_This
02/17/2025
01:50 PM
#37
captpackrat posted...
Just watch out for the Irukandji jellyfish. It's one of the smallest and most venomous jellyfish in the world.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4ba52d96.jpg

The sting itself is only moderate, but about 30 minutes later you will experience excruciating muscle cramps, a burning sensation in your skin, vomiting, and an increase in heart rate and blood pressure. Death can result from brain hemorrhage. Irukandji jellyfish stings send 50 to 100 people to the hospital every year.

The box jellyfish is just as bad.
DeltaBladeX
02/17/2025
04:04 PM
#38
I'm in NZ, I'm close enough to see the smoke during the biggest fires.
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Flappers
02/17/2025
09:31 PM
#39
My guy, I want to live in Australia.
America sucks.
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Revelation34
02/28/2025
10:38 PM
#40
Flappers posted...
My guy, I want to live in Australia.
America sucks.


Nah you really don't. Go to Ireland or somewhere like that instead.
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KalloFox34
03/01/2025
02:06 AM
#42
Mostly Tasmania.

I have low heat tolerance.
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darkknight109
03/01/2025
06:16 AM
#43
I don't have a burning desire to go visit, but if I won a trip there or something, I wouldn't say no and I think I'd probably enjoy it.
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OneEyedShinobi
03/01/2025
07:43 AM
#44
KalloFox34 posted...
Mostly Tasmania.

I have low heat tolerance.
Come to Hobart where I am from.
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ooger
03/01/2025
09:39 AM
#45
What is the most fun thing to do in Hobart?
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OneEyedShinobi
03/01/2025
09:40 AM
#46
ooger posted...
What is the most fun thing to do in Hobart?
Stuff and that we ain't hot like upper Australia.
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ooger
03/01/2025
09:44 AM
#47
oh come on. you gotta be more specific than stuff.

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Bat178
03/01/2025
09:51 AM
#48
Visited Sydney a couple years back. Would rather be there than here right now.
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GGuirao13
03/07/2025
02:19 AM
#49
I haven't but would like to.
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fettster777
03/07/2025
11:44 AM
#50
I've been to Sydney and it was really nice. Toured the Opera house. Went whale watching :) and lost my cap in the pacific :_( Went to Bondi beach.
Went to several museums and zoos as well. It was a good trip.

Sydney is very close to an American city. Honestly, if you had just dropped me into that city and didn't tell me where I was and they didn't have accents or drive on the left side I would think I was in America.
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