Category Archive: lifestyle

Six reasons I’m not a real man

I recently read with interest a piece on somethingyousaid.com about how one of the writers considered themselves to be a terrible woman. Not a bad woman, just someone who’s terrible at being a… Read More

Olly Goes on a Taco Quest

  Somethingyousaid.com’s Oliver Heath travels the world searching for the perfect taco. Then finds love at home in Sydney: There’s a tingle to tequila that feels like you’re drinking it with your spine.… Read More

How to completely fail at detoxing

Somethingyousaid.com’s Sonia Clarke promises to treat her body like a temple, but the struggle continues. Residing in Sydney – global centre for body fascism – many is the Monday morning when I solemnly… Read More

Something You Said’s guide to Budapest

There is a saying that is pretty much banned at Somethingyousaid.com It’s used by people with the imagination of a puddle when they see a building that is somewhat grungy and adorned with graffiti. They… Read More

Get The Sunday Papers… live!

We’ve been showering The Secret Garden Party with affection since forever because we love their awesome festival and because they keep coming up with other amazing ideas. Like this one. They’ve joined forces… Read More

Sluggish internet? This might be for you

Sometimes, here at Something You Said Australian headquarters, our internet is soooo sluggish that we feel like we’re back in late-90s dialup hell. Remember those frustrating days? When a picture would load so…… Read More

Get arty with Samsung Galaxy Note II

For reasons too complicated to explain, at Something You Said recently we had to hand-draw some album covers. We’ve always fancied ourselves as artists, so were disappointed when the results looked like the daubing of… Read More

Enjoy ale with Quiet Deeds

In order to fund our gloriously international lifestyle here at somethingyousaid.com we can sometimes feel the pinch of the penny, and will welcome anything that comes our way for free, especially when there… Read More

Don’t Get Angry, Get #DIYRAINBOWCROSSING

The removal of the rainbow crossing across Sydney’s famed Oxford Street last week caused uproar within the community. The rainbow crossing acted as a symbol of pride and a short-lived tourist attraction, popping… Read More