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[brian ross]

Brian - Melbourne has had an underground loop since the early 1980s.

Really? Oh, well I'll take note that, Bobby. It's been over forty years since I was last in Melbourne...

[Bobby]

Brian - Melbourne has had an underground loop since the early 1980s.

Really? Oh, well I'll take note that, Bobby. It's been over forty years since I was last in Melbourne...

You are forgiven.

It's quite a big underground system but tiny
compared to the largest ones overseas
such as Paris.

[Black Orchid]

Do they? Care to demonstrate where they are in Adelaide or Perth pr Darwin or Hobart, Black Orchid?

Not my job. You're the one making rash claims.

Brian - Melbourne has had an underground loop since the early 1980s.

Really? Oh, well I'll take note that, Bobby. It's been over forty years since I was last in Melbourne...

Well gee wizz. A whole lot can happen in the space of 40 years, who'd have ever thought?

[brian ross]

Do they? Care to demonstrate where they are in Adelaide or Perth pr Darwin or Hobart, Black Orchid?

Not my job. You're the one making rash claims.

So, this statement should be classed as what exactly, Black Orchid?

All major cities in Australia have rail systems partially underground

[Black Orchid]

Do they? Care to demonstrate where they are in Adelaide or Perth pr Darwin or Hobart, Black Orchid?

Not my job. You're the one making rash claims.

So, this statement should be classed as what exactly, Black Orchid?

All major cities in Australia have rail systems partially underground

It should be classed as a response to this ridiculous statement you made.

Sydney's in the only one with a small section underground. The others are all above ground

[brian ross]

Do they? Care to demonstrate where they are in Adelaide or Perth pr Darwin or Hobart, Black Orchid?

Not my job. You're the one making rash claims.

So, this statement should be classed as what exactly, Black Orchid?

All major cities in Australia have rail systems partially underground

It should be classed as a response to this ridiculous statement you made.

Sydney's in the only one with a small section underground. The others are all above ground

Apart from Melbourne (which I admitted to) I was broadly correct. You were basically incorrect. QED.

[Black Orchid]

Do they? Care to demonstrate where they are in Adelaide or Perth pr Darwin or Hobart, Black Orchid?

Not my job. You're the one making rash claims.

So, this statement should be classed as what exactly, Black Orchid?

All major cities in Australia have rail systems partially underground

It should be classed as a response to this ridiculous statement you made.

Sydney's in the only one with a small section underground. The others are all above ground

Apart from Melbourne (which I admitted to) I was broadly correct. You were basically incorrect. QED.

You didn't admit to anything and were not in any way correct. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane all have, in part, underground rail. Adelaide is in the works and even Perth has an underground rail which was first laid in 1880 and since added to in 2007.

Do some research before you mouth off in ignorance. Anymore derailing (pun intended) crap will be sent to the Playground.

[brian ross]

You forget, I live in Perth, Black Orchid. It doesn't have an underground railline anywhere. Adelaide is the same.

[Black Orchid]

You said recently you did not live in Perth. How fast you change your mind. I said Adelaide has an underground system in the works. Google it.

Perth’s new underground railway stations ready for action.

14/10/07

Perth’s public transport system will be transformed dramatically overnight with passenger trains due to begin servicing the city’s two new underground stations from tomorrow morning.

https://www.pta.wa.gov.au/news/media-st ... for-action

2 new underground stations means that trains in Perth certainly do travel underground.

[Redneck]

Tsk! Tsk!

A bit of a spat!

Now go and play in your sandpit like good children!