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[Opinions] In Sydney? Have they SEEN Marrickville?
by Chrisell
5/15/2009, 12:41 AM
in reply to a message by Chrysanthemum
Given how high the Greek population in Sydney is anyway, I can't imagine anyone believing that. An Alexander 'Xander' will fit right in whether he's Greek or not.*Former Dulwich Hill resident*
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- Lovely (vomiting)   +1
5/15/2009, 2:17 AM
I don't think Cassie lives in Sydney.One of my best friends lives in Dulwich Hill! /OT
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- Chrisell
5/15/2009, 2:31 AM
My bad :)I was certain Cassie was in Sydney, but I've got my wires crossed at some point - she's in Melbourne.Same argument applies though - Melbourne has a large Greek population too!

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- Aine (poetic_freedom)   +3
5/15/2009, 1:55 AM
LOLMarrickville isn't quite so Greek-centric these days but I thought the same thing. That comment about Alexander is like saying that Chloe is too Greek or Sarah and Joshua are too Hebrew.
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- Chrysanthemum (hayleyskye)   +1
5/15/2009, 4:43 AM
I was told "but you're not Catholic" when I mentioned Noah. WTF?
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- EgYpTiAn PrInCeSs
5/15/2009, 9:26 AM
Noah is a nice name. There are many people who read the Bible who are not Catholic. You don't have to be Catholic to use a Biblical name haha lol. I wonder what they are thinking haha lol. ;)
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- Chrisell
5/15/2009, 2:38 AM
Yeah exactly :)I lived in Dulwich Hill in 04-05, during the soccer world cup that was between Greece and Portugal. Oh man, was it noisy!I do rather miss my Greek butcher in Dulwich Hill hehe.
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