MELANIE

Hell yeah!, taken at Frostbites in Chapel St, last year on my birthday.

My point exactly, now you know why I am bi and prefer the company of girls at times so I don't have to put up with guys with self esteem issues.

I have to agree, I have clients who work for mining companies and are given shares as part of their employment package. Remember that you have to go underground and there have been times when mines have collapsed like last year, those guys were lucky to get out, the ones that don't make it out may be entombed as it may not be possible to recover the bodies. Its a very nomadic lifestyle some of my clients tell me they are going bush when they quit and just disappear, you have to be an outdoorsy type not exactly the life for a city slicker. That said whilst you are young its a job where you can bring in big bucks but you need to know when to get out because it can age you quickly. Do it for a few years but keep your mind geared towards the career you really want.

Bell Potter, no, they are an Australian Firm not a Wall Street Firm.

With the weather warmer you are more likely to see me on my blue Yamaha R6 on weekends with a bunch of girl riders having breakfast and shots of espresso before heading out for a fang thru the Dandenogs and then to Healesville.

Yes, much nicer end, though lots of development work going up in Spencer St and hey there is a Krispy Kreme up that end. Used to work at Stock Exchange Building 530 Collins with UBS Warburg.

I have a white R33, 96 GTS-T 2 dr thats been lowered, normally have a coffee in High St, Berwick on weekends when I don't go away.

From Beaconsfield, though some nights we when we are working on a major corporate action, takeover etc company will put me up in a city Hotel for the night or couple of nights.

101 Collins Street

Nah, take the train, some car parks in the City charge 30 bucks a day.

Office is in Collins St, US parent so goal is to work in New York on Wall Street.

Hi all I get quite a few looks of disbelief when I tell people I drive a turbo charged Skyline and also ride a motorbike. Most people it seems think Skylines are driven by hoons who are out cruising Chapel Street and then drag down the Prince's Highway. Just wondering what everyone does for a living, is there a general segment of the popualtion that are attracted to Skylines, Tradies, single dads, students,IT professionals. Oh I work as a research assistant for a large stockbroking firm. Mel

Guys, guys you are all going off topic, keep it on track. I for one love my neons, so much so that I am trying to figure out a way to place them on my Yamaha R6 motorbike because I saw another rider cruising down Chapel with them on. If you are reacting this way towards me I think you would all blow a gasket over my friends one of whom caused a car accident riding her Kawasaki ZX636. She was at the lights on Beach Road Port Melbourne and bending forward as you do over those bikes when you are on them and showing too much G String out of her leather pants and the car behind her ploughs into the one in front. Luckily it was a two lane road and the car was not directly behind her. You guys are a worry..lol

FUNKYMONKEY...!!!!!! HOW DARE YOU..HOW DARE YOU..........................YOU FORGOT GUCCI...........MY FAVOURITE LABEL........LOL Seriously guys just do what you feel comfortable with, don't try to impress the girls if its not you. We will suss you out cos you wont look right and won't feel comfortable with all the attention. I wouldn't expect a tattooed truckie to be running neons on his rig... Wear it only if the shoe fits ya. Mel

Well thanks for the compliments guys, I just consider myself to be fairly average compared to my girlfriends who all look like supermodels.