Our favourite balcony-dweller Bento popped up this morning to share his bafflement at the photo on this PerthNow report. “What’s with the weird choice of stock photo? Do they really think he was a 185cm Asian man with a DSLR?” Bizarrrrrre indeed. 
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Maybe he was a perve who demands only the finest image quality for his upskirt pics
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Bizarrre
say it like a pirate
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You can do.
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Success is proving anything but.
How long before the Landgate Geographic Names Committee are going to have to step in?
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You beat me to it. Success. Need anything more be said?
Why is this news?
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Success is named after the ship HMS Success. It ran aground on Carnac Island.
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The maritime equivalent of car v lounge room.
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Peth bogans need to start thinking bigger:
props to the pilot for his genius of understatement
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2013/05/plane-crashes-into-building-in-herndon-89472.html
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it’s uncanny
The drivers of Perth should be proud that they are part of continuous tradition of inept and calamitous driving that goes back to the very first years of the colony.
If Captain Stirling were alive today, he’d be doing circle work in a Commodore in Coles’ car park.
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I think that it is referred to as “carreening” not “careering”; you know, scraping the bottom of the boat, as opposed to scraping the bottom of the barrel, – just for a cheap shot.
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Actually, for Perth that is not a bad attempt at a parallel park.
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