Bernbaum said:More Aussie takeaway places need Dr Pepper on tap.
Bernbaum said:Diet Sprite? You and I have differences, son.
More Aussie takeaway places need Dr Pepper on tap.
The diet sprite is to allow for the fact I'm having onion rings AND chips. Gotta eat healthy, bro.Bernbaum said:Diet Sprite? You and I have differences, son.
More Aussie takeaway places need Dr Pepper on tap.
My local IGA stock Dr Pepper and Cherry Coke cans. Expensive as fuck, but good to have them on hand.BanShunsaku said:I like you.
By the way, does this really exist anywhere in Australia other than in my dreams?
A&W Root beer is good, far from the best though. Better than anything I have found over here, except the Bundaberg Sarsparilla.Omi said:Reminds me when they trialled another American chain in Tasmanian KFC stores. (think it was called A&W or some such annonymous name), but they had root beer on 'tap'. It was apparently quite good, from those that enjoyed root beer.
I am not a fan. Not a fan at all. Never mind the fact I nearly ate a raw meat pattie while trialling burgers.
Soda rock diner in south yarra has dr. pepper. Too bad their fast food is overpriced.Kritz said:Do any fast food joints sell dr pepper?
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No, the idea with fast food is to attract customers, not scare them!Kritz said:Do any fast food joints sell dr pepper?
I never liked it as a kid but feel like I should give it a second chance now my taste buds aren't rejecting everything.
Dead Man said:My local IGA stock Dr Pepper and Cherry Coke cans. Expensive as fuck, but good to have them on hand.
Omi said:Reminds me when they trialled another American chain in Tasmanian KFC stores. (think it was called A&W or some such annonymous name), but they had root beer on 'tap'. It was apparently quite good, from those that enjoyed root beer.
You mean Oporto right?DeathJr said:Gaffers in Sydney have Apporto burger, why would you even go to a hungry jacks or maccas?
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I guess, I've only had it once and it was delicious.commanderdeek said:You mean Oporto right?
Yep I was getting all psyched on my drive home from uni. I can't handle thissssRez said:where is BREAKING BAD OGjsjajw
But Oporto is Australia wide.DeathJr said:I guess, I've only had it once and it was delicious.
Srsly, why are 'they' taking so long >_<!Rez said:where is BREAKING BAD OGjsjajw
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That's not an urban legend, but it was some guy in Adelaide.ClivePwned said:Hungry Jacks is Burger King in Australia. The urban legend has it some guy in Sydney already had Burger King years ago.
That was basically Hungry Jack's vs Burger King wasn't it? That is, the guy that owned the rights to the franchise in Australia vs the parent company in the US. Said parent company opened a bunch of Burger King stores separate to Hungry Jack's, but then lost the case, or lost another case, and the stores all changed back to Hungry Jack's with the original guy running them (or running the franchise).Jintor said:I seem to recall reading a case about Burger King v Burger King back in the day, yes...
They have like one store in Melbourne, and it sucks.commanderdeek said:But Oporto is Australia wide.
DeathJr said:They have one store in Melbourne, and it sucks.
In a Topsy turvey world where we put top hats on our feet and walk upside down!? Then maybe!Bernbaum said:Grill'd is everyon'e secret.
Oh, and Oporto>Nandos.
Oporto Chilli Bondi burger shits all over your bland-arse fucking expensive way too crusty Nandos expensive burger.markot said:In a Topsy turvey world where we put top hats on our feet and walk upside down!? Then maybe!
Yeah the Hungry Jacks guy bought the license a million years ago. A decade or so back Burger King tried to get into the market but totally failed since Hungry Jacks is basically the same thing but directly targeted at Australians. Some closed down and some were sold to the Jacks family.ClivePwned said:Hungry Jacks is Burger King in Australia. The urban legend has it some guy in Sydney already had Burger King years ago.
Grill'd is great but their burgers are way too big. I mean, I can eat the entire thing and will enjoy it, but I really don't need that much food. The wife and I usually share one.Rez said:Grill'd is king.
Yeah, their $10 meal is darn good.Salazar said:Grill'd, motherfucker - do you eat it ?
Hungry in Melbourne cbd, only one place to go: Stalactites. 24/7, their souvlaki's are unmatched.Bernbaum said:Like most foodstuffs, Grill'd tastes better in Melbourne than it does everywhere else.
Had a Moroccan Lamb burger there on Saturday night. Godly.
Also, Brisbane d. Central Coast 1-0. First half was rough but the Roar look to be in form for another great season.
I can't really comment on the story since I'mChoc said:so RAGE
first of all. Ben Kucera could not be more wrong. I played through the section detailed in that review and he left out tons of relevant info such as between those sections you have quite a bit of gunplay and fighting to take care of. In fact in retrospect, his whole review sounds like a massive whinge without back up
However, his words on how teh story is pathetic is true. They need to get script writers badly and some of the dialogue is shameful how rigid and bad it is. The fact the voice delivery is shit does not help either.
The game is moderately ok (how about that! Choc didnt say awesome or shit, i do have middle ground). Travelling between missions in the cars is ok and a nice distraction and the gunplay itself is amazingly fluid and good, but overall teh story just gives you no reason to want to continue or see it to the end.
I can also see why at E3 it demo'd very well. As you well know, E3 demos are vertical slices, slight sections of the game shown to the media to show the best aspects of the game.
Rage in parts, is a 9/10 game. The gunplay itself is very good as i said, and the mission structure isn't bad. It's just as a sum of all its parts its average.
That said, bargain bin or if you are itching for a shooter other than COD its good. Certainly not as bad as Kucera put it anyway.
Pretty sure their failure was entirely related to a court case or two.codswallop said:A decade or so back Burger King tried to get into the market but totally failed since Hungry Jacks is basically the same thing but directly targeted at Australians.
But you can't see into the place through all the grease, though. Old workmates at a previous job used to basically eat there every night.DeathJr said:Hungry in Melbourne cbd, only one place to go: Stalactites. 24/7, their souvlaki's are unmatched.
Could well have been. I don't see why the company would try to launch in the first place unless they thought they could get away with it though.Fredescu said:Pretty sure their failure was entirely related to a court case or two.
I expect people were expecting id to reinvent the shooter again. Much like they were with Doom 3. But then that worked out well, didn't it?Rahk said:I don't need ten minute conversations with dialogue trees in all my games, and I certainly don't expect it from an ID game. They're not trying to pass this off as anything else other than a game.
board game?Gazunta said:Urban Burger > all other burgers
CRACKDOWN > all other first party exclusives combined OMG CRACKDOWN
I have decided I am going to make my own game stay tuned
Choc said:Sydney house prices not tanking?
spoiler for renovators
3 out of the 6 made a loss, only one made a profit larger than 15% and given the huge amount of renovation and the state they were in when purchased its one big fail. Sydney market starting to slide