Coach Alastair Clarkson IV - HFC Racism Investigation Discussion

[tazaa]

Thought Bill lived in Moonee Ponds

Yeh he does. Off Ascot Vale Road or something similar

 

[Twinkletoes]

Glad everyone's been able to get this thread back on track and wrest it away from the pesky racism saga. Reckon Laburnum deserves a shout too. Gets a street, a strip of shops, and a station, but it's crushed under the mighty weight of Blackburn west (lowercase because Blackburn West is not a place)

Yep, a similar ‘burb envy that Syndal suffers from in relation to Mt and Glen Waverley.

As for Travencore, that’s where I lived as a toddler in mum and dad’s rented flat in Baroda St, where I watched the lunar landing from the bouncy confines of my bassinet. Great days they were.

 

[Jimmy's Hot Dogs]

Yep, a similar ‘burb envy that Syndal suffers from in relation to Mt and Glen Waverley.

As for Travencore, that’s where I lived as a toddler in mum and dad’s rented flat in Baroda St, where I watched the lunar landing from the bouncy confines of my bassinet. Great days they were.

I see your Syndal and raise you a Tally Ho.

 

[ferball]

I see your Syndal and raise you a Tally Ho.

How about three so we can roll a joint.

 

[RightWingRoo]

Bakery Hill and Eureka are both suburbs, that aren't really suburbs up here. Mainly just areas with historical connections, excised out of Ballarat East.
Bakery Hill does have Victoria's last dine in Pizza Hut though

 

[Nate7]

Patterson station is in Bentleigh and named after Patterson Rd.
Kananook - wtf is that Samsquanch

 

[Disco Dew]

Kananook

A train station and a school. That’s about it

 

[Samsquanch]

Patterson station is in Bentleigh and named after Patterson Rd.
Kananook - wtf is that Samsquanch

It might be a bad place Nato but I did used to park there (at the footy oval near the basketball centre) as it was close enough to my place but less likely that the car would be stolen or run into than the Frankston station car park.

I would park right around the other side of the oval, near the pavilion - not near the goals so that no errant balls from shots at goal would do damage. It was almost deserted there too, even on work days.

So there ya go. The story of Kananook.

 

[Forever North]

Some more obscure suburbs. Kealba, Albanvale, Kingsbury, Bellfield.

 

[ApplecrossWC]

Of course it is - used to swim at the Oak Park pool. Even has its own Maccas. Next thing you will be telling me Westbreen doesn't exist.

I worked in that maccas for about 10 mins once

 

[Nate7]

I worked in that maccas for about 10 mins once

Deserves a follow up post.

 

[Disco Dew]

the basketball centre

That’s where I developed my basketball background

 

[blackshadow]

Thought Bill lived in Moonee Ponds

He does but he likes spending time in Carlton North (or he did pre COVID)

 

[Gumble Frankieton]

Obscure places in the country are feeling very sad at the moment with the lack of recognition.
I’ll kick it off with Boomahnoomoonah

 

[krakouers]

Obscure places in the country are feeling very sad at the moment with the lack of recognition.
I’ll kick it off with Boomahnoomoonah

you know, my fathers favourite of Nunjikompita never gets a mention

 

[zoomba23]

It might be a bad place Nato but I did used to park there (at the footy oval near the basketball centre) as it was close enough to my place but less likely that the car would be stolen or run into than the Frankston station car park.

I would park right around the other side of the oval, near the pavilion - not near the goals so that no errant balls from shots at goal would do damage. It was almost deserted there too, even on work days.

So there ya go. The story of Kananook.

I've worked down around Kananook and it seems ok. Not surprised to hear your car came way unscathed. In my experience, from north to south, it goes:

Seaford/Kananook: Ok

North part of Frankston proper: God no

Rest of Frankston proper: Some good, some bad

Frankston South: Decent

Any further south than that and your wallet spontaneously combusts

 

[Gumble Frankieton]

you know, my fathers favourite of Nunjikompita never gets a mention

To be fair, the country has the best place names.
They also tend to have the best signs with unusual claims to fame. From memory, Violet Town claims to be the earliest inland surveyed township in Victoria.

 

[Samsquanch]

That’s where I developed my basketball background

I've worked down around Kananook and it seems ok.

Thanks for not stealing my car guys.

 

[danj]

It’s a ****ing loony bin over there. Little wonder with strapon young lad in charge

That dude is the only mod to ban me, badge of ducking honour LMFHO

 

[krakouers]

Yeah, that post marks the beginning and end of my legal career.

I’ll leave ya’s to it…

Nah, read it in a lil old Georg-ia southern lawyer voice and pretended you were patting a lamb

 

[The Warlord]

Thought Bill lived in Moonee Ponds

Bill Shorten selling Moonee Ponds home, moving to Travancore - realestate.com.au

Former Labor leader Bill Shorten is on the move in his Maribyrnong electorate, listing his family home of the past decade after snapping up a bigger place in another suburb.

www.realestate.com.au

 

[The Warlord]

Bakery Hill and Eureka are both suburbs, that aren't really suburbs up here. Mainly just areas with historical connections, excised out of Ballarat East.
Bakery Hill does have Victoria's last dine in Pizza Hut though

Ballarat also has Canadian, which is just weird.

 

[Ichiro #51]

Nah, read it in a lil old Georg-ia southern lawyer voice and pretended you were patting a lamb
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I’m no big city lawyer, but…

 

[Bertie22]

Obscure places in the country are feeling very sad at the moment with the lack of recognition.
I’ll kick it off with Boomahnoomoonah

Know it; near where my dad was from. Longest place name in Vic?

 

[Grogg]

Travancore is definitely a real suburb, it just has nothing. Literally, not even shops.

Had a ripping drum shop once upon a time