Comments by "Bad Gaming" (@ashdog236) on "IWrocker" channel.

  1. We get snow every year along the great dividing range, you get snow in NSW, VIC and Tasmania so it’s pretty common. We’re staying at a small alpine town called Walhalla in August. We get snow annually without fail…
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  2.  @triarb5790  no actually it’s inches of snow for 3-6 months, you obviously don’t live or haven’t been to Thredbo or Tasmania, we have property near the alps and what you said is false, you can’t ski on “smatterings of slushy snow” 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  3. True but still better than Starbucks
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  4. Ford
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  5. I’m from Melbourne and Adelaide is beautiful, shame Supercars no longer race there cos that’s I wanted to visit, the planned grid city and parklands surrounding it is a beautiful example of city planning done right.
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  6.  @thomashawke73  why get so defensive and lie and exaggerate? We regularly go to the snow and different ski resorts around Australia and as someone else said, Perisha alone has more than 95 runs lol you’re not from here, Australia’s snow caps spread over a greater surface area, you might have higher peaks but Australia’s Alps sprawl a greater surface area and have a higher volume of snow, it’s facts. You’re just mad that Australia has everything.
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  7. All very true but iced coffees and frappes are very popular in Melbourne’s summer, at least amongst my friends 👍
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  8.  @rodneydolman1  😂😂😂 that’s alright mate, the snowy mountains in NSW ain’t that much of a drive for SE QLD, you can be at the sunny Gold Coast on the beach then drive 3/4 hours to the snow in NSW. I’ve done it before 😁👍🏼
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  9. Either anti roll or brake bias
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  10. I know a lot of Aussies down here in Melbourne who regularly travel to Hawaii, how about Scomo going to Hawaii during the 2019 bushfires 💀
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  11. Watch some Supercars moments compilations
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  12. There’s supermarkets in shopping centre and high streets/ street stores too, there’s both.
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  13. Where do you live, in Bourke or the far north? I’d be shocked to see that and I’m Australian lol, sometimes I wonder if I’m living in the same country. I guess Sydney and Melbourne are lucky while the rest of Australia is fighting off spider hordes 😁🤷🏻‍♂️
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  14. Overhyped, you never see snakes (I’ve never seen any) and you might get the odd huntsman spider in summer but last summer we got none in our place. I’ll also add, sharks and crocodiles (especially crocs) are also rarer than you’d think in most of populated Australia like Melbourne, Sydney but Sydney gets more sharks than Melbourne as Melbourne is in a big bay that is free of great white sharks. Crocodiles only live in the northern tropical top part of Australia, most of Australia again Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and even as north as Brisbane, don’t get crocodiles, it’s too cool in those areas or Australia. It’s like how only Florida and some other southern US states get Alligators, same thing except flip it upside down, Australia’s north gets all the scary wild killer animals 🤓👍
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  15.  @stevenhaggar132  where is that? Far from Melbourne I’m sure (I’m not in Kansas anymore 😂)
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  16. “More snow” means more volume, it’s what keeps our rivers running throughout the year…
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  17.  @Eye_Candy_Promotions_Australia  exactly, almost the entire great dividing range is covered in snow from June- September and this fool is arguing about facts. The great dividing range would spread from France to Moscow if layer over Europe. That’s huge! It’s almost the entire length of Australia’s east coast.
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  18.  @danesorensen1775  the great dividing range is many times bigger than the Swiss alps. Have a look at Australia on a map, from the island of Tasmania, all the way up to south east Queensland can be covered in snow along the great dividing range. I understand that to foreigners they see Australia as hot and outback everywhere but it’s just not true. Most of the east coast and especially south east Aus and Tasmania have temperate and continental climates, meaning summer, winter, spring and autumn/fall. Stop arguing science.
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  19.  @aussieguy3689  I’ve never heard this statistic of snakes being big killers of Australian pets, I’m gonna google this.
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  20.  @Rottnwoman  yeah I’ve seen the suburbs of ACT, often get dustings of snow in and around the city. Apparently Canberra has a continental climate similar to New York State and southern Canada…
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  21.  @carabatzis25  it’s actually 26 million so you’re both wrong 🤓
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  22.  @justmyopinion4101  plus all the temporary overseas students, yes I see your point.
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  23. In Melbourne where I live in south east Australia, our winters are pretty cold but our summers are so hot and dry, when the Aus open Tennis starts in Jan, we get ready for 38-42 degrees heatwaves 🥵 We’re lucky in Melbourne though because our city is on a bay (similar to San Fran Bay Area in the states) we get cool changes at around 6/7pm, where the temperature can suddenly drop to as low as 15degrees Celsius on the same day! I think the hottest parts of Australia are inland and the outback where temps can compete with Death Valley in the USA (farken hot mate) haha
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  24. Australians have embraced 7/11 and Mc Cafe’s drive through coffee convenience. We aren’t above a quick cheap coffee but Starbucks tried to be the crem dela crem, the expensive, yuppie experience but it just wasn’t, it wasn’t even Mc Cafe quality, even 7/11 coffee was better imo 😄
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  25.  @nessasarahlee3298  actually Lake Agyle is the opposite, people say water would evaporate in the outback but there’s Lake Argyle, still massive, still pretty much full and enough to quench a cities thirst 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  26. I used to walk the neighbourhoods dogs and always had to walk past the magpie nest, if they’re aggressive to humans oh my god they’re psychotic when you have a dog and don’t stop attacking! Spring time is battle time in Australia 🤣
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  27.  @Blanchy10  snowy mountains is just in NSW, you have the Victorian Alps and Tasmania gets a lot of snow throughout the year, it is what it is
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  28.  @Blanchy10  you’re the bloody myth mate, I go to the snow every year 😂 - https://youtu.be/ompTHReNwIk
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  29.  @danesorensen1775  “I don’t believe facts and science” 😁
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  30. And it’s usually always storming on Boxing Day in Melbourne and the cricket is played in a swimming pool lmao but it’s still got while it’s raining 💀
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