The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

In the woods in northern Ohio on lsd carrying around a bottle of wild turkey.

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Where you guys shop for Blu Ray movies? (US)
Amazon tbh. Probably not the cheapest, but I'm riding on my old college account benefits until they run out, which should be at any moment. Hell, for a while I wasn't even aware that Amazon Prime came with the package, boy did I feel like a jackass.
 
Also, just got back from California after a family get-together. Was kinda fun, the food was delicious. My parents found it awkward that my uncle's girlfriend was not too much older than me, but that's just them paying too much attention to it. Idgaf, good for my uncle for being able to pick up a woman that young at his age. Shit, if anything he deserves a fistbump.
 
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Good to see Australia is welcoming summer. Mid to high 30's for the north and west, pissing down rain and 11 degrees in Melbourne.
The only capital city colder than Melbourne right now is Canberra but that place is dead anyway.
 
@Slammed hey are there a lot of Chinese people in Australia? I ran into some Chinese dude today who's from Australia and married to an aussie. It was such a trip because i saw them about 2 years ago when i was coming out of a store and him and his son(who is mentally challenged) approached me and started asking about my car. I offered to take his son for a ride that and spent about 15 minutes conversating. Ends up they're form Australia and were going back the next day. Well today i was at an ATM machine and the son spotted me form across the street and came running up to me while i was getting in my car(not a healthy decision to make lol) and immediately reminded me who he was, and then his pops(Wing) popped up again and once more we had a nice little convo. Weird thing is they had no Aussia accent at all.

EDIT: i was like "Yeah i have a few buddies from Melbourne and Perth" lol. I think he kind of got offended when i asked him if he's from Perth, he was like "Nooooooo, were from Sydney" :lol:
 
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Indian is the highest of the Asian countries through all of Australia, but that has changed over the years. Obviously the Poms sent all their crims here initially (although they sent more to America than here at the same time) but not long after that the Chinese started coming in droves. Indians and other Asians have really only been the big numbers for the last 20 or 30 years or so if I remember correctly.

Perth is the most remote capital city in the world.
 
It's actually a different barrel of monkey shit when it comes to visitors instead of immigration. Poms, Scots and Irish have been big tourists here for years but in the 70's and 80's we became really popular for tourists from Japan, Taiwan etc, many came here to get their photos taken with kangaroos, but a lot of them came for the gambling. The Eastern states were big on allowing international guests into the casinos because they were big spenders, bigger than most locals. By the late 80's word had spread around Asia that our casinos were good for them and the Vietnamese started arriving by the plane loads just to gamble. The Vietnamese drove out the Japanese and quickly we had more Vietnamese gamblers paying even more money so of course the casino owners were happy. Then by the mid 90's the Chinese had decided they wanted a slice of our gambling pie and for the same reason the Japanese stopped making Australian casinos their go to place the Vietnamese did the same. 20 years on and now half our casinos are owned (minority share) by Chinese businessmen, we have secret deals going on in back rooms that allow the sharks to come here gamble millions and disappear without paying taxes, some without even having a trace they were here.

The tourist/immigration trends have been hugely different to the visiting trends.
 
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