Foul-Mouth,

I bet this will bring a tear to your eye:

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/the-history-of-bankstown-pool-20131127-2y97v.html

Yep, definitely was a Bogan Australian community prior to the Great Asianization Period (1980-2020).

Isn't it amazing how 40 years of Asianization (aka Australian Multiculturalism) has altered the demographic landscape of Bankstown.

If you ever decide to give up your job as President of the Adelaide Hairy Arses Association you could buy a house in Bankstown and live out the rest of your days roaming the streets of Bankstown in search of your lost youth.

Two more slabs of guff from Aidan trying to justify himself. Didn't read it Aidan. I formed an opinion of you long ago; it has not changed; it will not change, you silly old fellow.

Asians, bogans; how about Hillbillys from the Blue Mountains like Mr. Opinion.

ttbn,
That proves my point!

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Mr 0,
Still 0/3

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Yuyutsu,
The real point of universities is what you learn there, not the bit of paper you get at the end.

ttbn,

How dare you!

We're not Hillbilly Australians in the Blue Mtns.

We like to think of ourselves as Euro-Bogan Australians thank you kindly.

Dear Aidan,

There are indeed people, a minority, who are genuinely thirsty for knowledge, unrelated to jobs, employment and all that.
These may find universities useful, although they could probably find ways to learn with or without them.

I was not referring to them.