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You mean it's not flattened? Plenty of places in Melbourne do that. But I haven't noticed too many with gravy...HolyCheck said:The melbourne schnitzel do not do that, it tends to just be a piece of crumbed chicken breast.
You mean it's not flattened? Plenty of places in Melbourne do that. But I haven't noticed too many with gravy...HolyCheck said:The melbourne schnitzel do not do that, it tends to just be a piece of crumbed chicken breast.
You must be forgetting the SFPRS (Skateboarding First Person Rail Shooter) developed by Lionhead.Gazunta said:"...which, ironically, had no real sequel to Populous."
Omi said:Try the Sherlock Holmes.
Collins St, between Queen and William Sts. Their pub fare is pretty top notch and well priced imo. I am not down with the parma thing and don't get why Victorians love them so much, but if I am to have one, I will have one there. Usually pretty good and not completely dried out like most places. Seen a few people get schnitzels (they may just have veal ones, but unsure), and they also look pretty decent. Gravy is unknown.
Also, their Tuesday night trivia is quality. Likelihood of bumping into me? Fairly high.
Danoss said:Haha, cheers mate. I'm watching on Foxtel. Nice tight game of footy.
I'd be going for Manly if they weren't playing the Eels also. This is strange, we're supposed to hate each-other according to tradition.
HolyCheck said:many thanks Omi, i shall give it a look into
Too right it does. Nice win by the Sea-Eagles to keep pushing and not giving up. Disappointing result for the Eels, but they should be proud as they have been rubbished by everyone and they really put what I think is the top team in the comp to the test. I enjoyed every minute though, they both put on a great show and an exciting game of footy. Win or lose, that's the sort of game that makes me love Rugby League as much as I do.Sutton Dagger said:Oh shit dude...I feel bad. It always sucks when you get a try scored against you in the last minutes, I know how it feels
Classy. :/A SURF turf war has erupted between lifesavers and lifeguards, with allegations of money-grabbing flying across the sand.
The feud broke out after Surf Life Saving Australia quietly trademarked the word "lifeguard" and moved to restrict its use in merchandise.
Lifeguards are furious, accusing the cashed-up SLSA of greed and sneakiness.
The dispute has deepened divisions between volunteer lifesavers, who patrol beaches on weekends and public holidays, and lifeguards - professionals employed by local councils on weekdays and throughout winter.
The SLSA has also trademarked the famous red and yellow patrol flags and terms such as "surf rescue", "surf patrol" and "nipper" with Federal Government body IP (Intellectual Property) Australia.
Australian Professional Ocean Lifeguard Association secretary John Andrews, whose organisation represents hundreds of Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast lifeguards, said his members were shocked and "miffed" at the move.
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He said it could wipe out funding to his organisation, which provided training and support for members - most of whom were also lifesavers - and was sponsored by companies selling lifeguard apparel.
"It was a big surprise to us," Mr Andrews said. "They've done it without any industry consultation and we're somewhat miffed that they've taken this approach."
Mr Andrews said retailers selling lifeguard-branded merchandise had been told to stop, and his organisation's sponsors were getting nervous.
He said many groups and companies which used the word "lifeguard", such as water theme parks, would be affected by SLSA's "heavy-handed" action. The move was also believed to have affected hit TV show Bondi Rescue.
"Surf Life Saving Australia has taken a view that organisations using the word "lifeguard" have to get permission from them," Mr Andrews said.
"The financial impact for us is quite significant. Unlike Surf Life Saving, we receive no government funding."
Mr Andrews said SLSA appeared to be going down a commercial path instead of concentrating on saving lives.
A SLSA spokesman said the organisation had "trademarked the term lifeguard to ensure it is used by legitimate organisations for legitimate purposes".
"We're in no way stopping any legitimate group or organisation from using the term," he said.
Ydahs said:Dead Man banned? edit: oh boy, wasn't his proudest moment
Ferocious winds in Melbourne. Gonna be hard to sleep tonight.
Involves a certain OT thread about a school boy dressing funny.Jintor said:What did he do?
Yes, yes it is. American McGee somehow didn't drag the game down for once.Rez said:Hey, you guys, play Alice Madness Returns because it is really, really cool.
Yeah it got quite bad. Thankfully none of the cars were flipped so I can still get to work. Yay!Ydahs said:Bloody hell, this wind is insaaaane. Windows are rattling like I've never heard before. Hope there's no damage in the neighborhood, as there are some fairly large trees on the sidewalks.
Petrol prices to skyrocket confirmed.Choc said:FYI people
QANTAS cancelled all flights from Canberra from 12pm
Sydney Airport from 3pm
Virgin will probably follow suit
Tiger is grounded nationwide.
reptilescorpio said:Man, Ryan Dunn died in a car crash. Big part of my youth was watching the CKY videos with my mates and doing stupid shit.
Rez said:Shame to see Dead Man banned.
Rez said:Hey, you guys, play Alice Madness Returns because it is really, really cool.
I haven't played the original. This is an excellent 3D platformer with a really cool combat system that is Bayonetta-esque in its focus on dodging and defense.Omi said:Does it compare at all to the original?
Twas a very enjoyable game at the time.
Rez said:I haven't played the original. This is an excellent 3D platformer with a really cool combat system that is Bayonetta-esque in its focus on dodging and defense.
It's really, really fun and there is SO MUCH quality content. It reminds me of how games were before they became too expensive to last for over six hours.
Does it mention gravy?fappenmeister said:There's an article on where to find good schnitzels in Melbourne in today's The Age paper. Page 13 in Epicure. What a coincidence.
http://www.theage.com.au/entertainm...s/try-a-little-tenderness-20110618-1g8jj.htmlfappenmeister said:There's an article on where to find good schnitzels in Melbourne in today's The Age paper. Page 13 in Epicure. What a coincidence.
Correct.Jintor said:Given where they were up to last episode, I'm going to make the educated guess that the first season is the entirity of the first book
Everyone should. It's fucking awesome.Choc said:hey i have a spare x360 child of eden
who wants it
codswallop said:
Choc said:hey i have a spare x360 child of eden
who wants it
jambo said:Ctrl+f "gravy"
0 of 0 =[
I'll take it! =D
Really liked that article. Definitely puts that single tweet in context.Choc said:redner responds to his 2k sacking
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/06/duke-nukem-twitter-brain-fart/all/1
Choc said:pm me your address jambo
Shaneus said:Really liked that article. Definitely puts that single tweet in context.
I'm sorry but this is the funniest thing ever. It's like its an amusement park and its closed for the day. Some of the rides are broken down but we still love it.Choc said:Tasmania closed from 3pm.
At Adelaide airport, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific and Air New Zealand were operating as well as some regional flights.
Qantas has suspended services to and from Adelaide, all Canberra flights to 12pm (AEST) and all Sydney flights from 3pm.
Its discount airline Jetstar has also cancelled Adelaide flights.
Virgin has suspended all flights to Adelaide and Mildura, while budget carrier Tiger Airways has cancelled all services around Australia before 2pm.
Most airlines say they will reassess the remaining flight schedule mid-morning.
VOOK said:I has Ocarina.
Which one came first?VOOK said:I has Ocarina.