What if you lived in Australia?

[bloke57]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

There is not too much I can say about living in Australia that I haven't already said, but if I could live in Australia I would like to live in the hottest part of Australia. I don't know where this place is. Estreeter would probably know. All I need is a small house or cottage and a small town to live in which would satisfy all my needs.

So you mean a town like Alice?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Springs

[Estreeter]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

There is not too much I can say about living in Australia that I haven't already said, but if I could live in Australia I would like to live in the hottest part of Australia. I don't know where this place is. Estreeter would probably know. All I need is a small house or cottage and a small town to live in which would satisfy all my needs.

A place called Oodnadatta
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oodnadatta
That place had the highest actual recorded temp here, but in the outback it could get hotter but nobody would know because of the sparse, very sparse population.

[palo5]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

A place called Oodnadatta
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oodnadatta
That place had the highest actual recorded temp here, but in the outback it could get hotter but nobody would know because of the sparse, very sparse population.

Maybe that place should be twinned with this place:



It's the coldest permanently inhabited place on earth. The lowest recorded temperature is -71.2C. You'd love it!

[Estreeter]

Originally Posted by palo5

You'd love it!

Of course I'd love it at about the time the Sun starts fusing Helium

[Dr Pepper]

Originally Posted by palo5

Maybe that place should be twinned with this place:



It's the coldest permanently inhabited place on earth. The lowest recorded temperature is -71.2C. You'd love it!

At least that bloke looks like he's dressed for it......

[Tmee2020]

The coldest place and the coolest hats.

[trailmaster]

Kevin here. Oonadatta is probably no good for my purposes. The population of the town is too small(less than 277 people). They probably would not have enough things to serve my needs. These include: cable t.v. internet service, all the same foods I can get in the U.S. such as Lactaid milk, Lean Cuisine frozen microwavable meals, Raisin Bran, High fiber bread,non-fat flavored yogurt, and various kinds of fruits, and frozen veggies and desserts, and finally some decent pizza.

[Dr Pepper]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

Kevin here. Oonadatta is probably no good for my purposes. The population of the town is too small(less than 277 people). They probably would not have enough things to serve my needs. These include: cable t.v. internet service, all the same foods I can get in the U.S. such as Lactaid milk, Lean Cuisine frozen microwavable meals, Raisin Bran, High fiber bread,non-fat flavored yogurt, and various kinds of fruits, and frozen veggies and desserts, and finally some decent pizza.

.....you might struggle with that list even in Sydney.....

[palo5]

Originally Posted by Dr Pepper

.....you might struggle with that list even in Sydney.....

Sydney has fantastic fresh food. I didn't know what some of it was, especially the fish

Do they allow that US genetically-modified, processed frankenstein food in AUS?

[Sir Honkers]

Originally Posted by palo5

Do they allow that US genetically-modified, processed frankenstein food in AUS?

Yeah, but I don't see what the problem is. People have been breeding to improve plant food and livestock since forever. Today’s techniques just use new ways of identifying particular characteristics and transferring them between living organisms. They're not on track to create a super soldier or cornbread that gives you cancer.