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Doh! the Show will be finished by the time I get there..

Thanks for all your input guys..

Think I'll check out hq and the Casino and maybe a small bar or two.

I think I'm staying on the edge of the city somewhere, so pretty central.

I'm 30 yrs old but young at heart!! lol.

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why dont you f**k off to melbourne then captain bringdown?

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sick of ppl payin out Adelaide.

I think melb is dirty to be honest. bottles etc all over the ground.

but lets not get into that.

Melbourne is far more boring! Adelaide has everything within easy reach.

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rundle street is the go

Belgium Beer Bar rocks! Most venues on Rundle St are good. :)

Melbourne is far more boring! Adelaide has everything within easy reach.

Belgium Beer Bar rocks! Most venues on Rundle St are good. :)

yeah nice place. awesome in summer. just wish they had more drink specials.

Rundle st has drunks like the rest of town on a sat night [including myself], but its more friendly.

ahaha...

Anyway, who cares about show, only thing from melbourne i wish we had here is noble park (yes im serious). Here people are afraid to drive their imports even just to and from work within speed limits... Street scene really could be better here... im pretty sure even alice can beat us in that.

being from Melbourne and all i prefer Adelaide, its laid back , good places to cruise , nothing is far away (good times driving an hour to see my best friend when i was in melb LOL)

hq is crap unless you have a commodore and some china chromes and a good cousin called habib,

dog & duck is meh

woolshed is alright

just go to the casino , its awesome as there , did photographic work there not too long ago and its really nice and laid back =)

if you get a chance , go up to mt lofty and windy point , pretty good look outs and you get the occasional hero "trying" to "drift" which is a good laugh

forget going to town, dog and duck has a stupid line up every saturday night, the only place i recommend is hq. Just take your car (of find a manual RWD/AWD hire car :D )and head up to lofty, through the gorge, thats the real adelaide that not many people see.

gorge rd is where my gf/ brother got killed on a bike a few yrs ago they reckon he was clipped by a car that didnt stop and help :-(

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