rev wrote:Obviously I, and most others in here don't seem to share your sense of humor.

no tolerance for diversity. that sounds like a you problem.

I laughed a couple of times reading it. The endless grass scenery in the bike race was funny because its true. Obviously you dont share my sense of humor, That's too bad. I really don't care to get angry to be honest, I'm more irritated by Adelaide people spitting fire every time someone makes a jok...

article didnt seem vitriolic to me. just humorous. the response has been vitriolic and i'd advise against validating such stereotypes by behaving like angry townsfolk. thats why Adelaide is joked about in Australia, because the perception exists that the locals have no sense of humour and are a bit ...

Wouldnt take much to raise Hobart tourism by 15%. perhaps Lonely Planet are in the business of charity, perhaps they're in the business of advertising. Remember the state government paid that English barmy army trumpet player to wear an Adelaide T-shirt and be a tourism mascot for the Ashes series. ...

hello chaps, A little perspective... Lonely Planet was founded and is based in Australia so I'm not so sure we can call it unbiased. Of course its biased, nearly everything is in some manner. Furthermore, they've made a splash this year, at least in Australia for including Adelaide in the top 10 lis...