Queensland's Gold Coast, particularly Surfers Paradise, maintains its status as the largest single venue for this revelry, attracting tens of thousands of Schoolies.
I've got my apartment rented and am ready to party
Queensland's Gold Coast, particularly Surfers Paradise, maintains its status as the largest single venue for this revelry, attracting tens of thousands of Schoolies.


XMoshe wrote:Summer holiday when winter's starting? uhhhhh
Have fun anyways
XMoshe wrote:Summer holiday when winter's starting? uhhhhh
Have fun anyways


cpinney wrote:XMoshe wrote:Summer holiday when winter's starting? uhhhhh
Have fun anyways
he lives in Australia its opposite from north america/europe.
Rainigul wrote:cpinney wrote:XMoshe wrote:Summer holiday when winter's starting? uhhhhh
Have fun anyways
he lives in Australia its opposite from north america/europe.
It's still called Winter... Lol.
And if not, WTF? When did that happen?

Quyxz wrote:Rainigul wrote:cpinney wrote:he lives in Australia its opposite from north america/europe.
It's still called Winter... Lol.
And if not, WTF? When did that happen?
On the southern hemisphere it is summer when it is winter on the northern hemisphere.
I guess it is primary school geography. xD
This is explained by the fact that during july the sun is standing north of the equator and during december south of the equator.
Rainigul wrote:Quyxz wrote:On the southern hemisphere it is summer when it is winter on the northern hemisphere.
I guess it is primary school geography. xD
This is explained by the fact that during july the sun is standing north of the equator and during december south of the equator.
... But the season is still called winter, right?
I have a friend who lives in australia and he says they have winter holiday and it's long, so since he still calls it winter I assume they still call it winter, and if not, then doesn't that get extremely confusing when talking to people who are not from your hemisphere?

Quyxz wrote:Rainigul wrote:
... But the season is still called winter, right?
I have a friend who lives in australia and he says they have winter holiday and it's long, so since he still calls it winter I assume they still call it winter, and if not, then doesn't that get extremely confusing when talking to people who are not from your hemisphere?
Well the guy who made this topic is from Australia and he calls it summer holiday.
Rainigul wrote:Quyxz wrote:Rainigul wrote:
... But the season is still called winter, right?
I have a friend who lives in australia and he says they have winter holiday and it's long, so since he still calls it winter I assume they still call it winter, and if not, then doesn't that get extremely confusing when talking to people who are not from your hemisphere?
Well the guy who made this topic is from Australia and he calls it summer holiday.
I thought he was insane

Rainigul wrote:
... But the season is still called winter, right?
I have a friend who lives in australia and he says they have winter holiday and it's long, so since he still calls it winter I assume they still call it winter, and if not, then doesn't that get extremely confusing when talking to people who are not from your hemisphere?

[SD]happynoobing wrote:Rainigul wrote:
... But the season is still called winter, right?
I have a friend who lives in australia and he says they have winter holiday and it's long, so since he still calls it winter I assume they still call it winter, and if not, then doesn't that get extremely confusing when talking to people who are not from your hemisphere?
no, im pretty sure they call it summer cuz it's hotter. summer and winter are not names for the months, but rather names for the season, and the season is determined by the temperature (or some position with respect to the sun stuff)

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theblindarcher wrote:FK U U BSTRD i still hav school i miss summer!well but winter break is comin cant w8 for those chrismas orgies
