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Mores the point, why do you support Chelsea? go feed your family a dead rat in your northern slumVery tory reply
Mores the point, why do you support Chelsea? go feed your family a dead rat in your northern slumVery tory reply
ha ha classism very funny! Enjoy paying your landlords mortgage for him like a good little boy xMores the point, why do you support Chelsea? go feed your family a dead rat in your northern slum
I love London as a tourist. It has great museums, wonderful architecture and Chelsea. I've visited a gazillion times and never been pickpocketed, threatened, knifed, raped, murdered or eaten. For residents, it's probably the same as residents of all major cities, there are some areas that are not particularly pleasant, but most people just live their lives in unremarkable circumstances. Yet, press coverage of crime gives an unbalanced idea to non-residents. In my country it's the same: people outside Amsterdam swear they don't set foot in the place, as it's all junkies, dealers, prostitutes and vomiting British louts. Apart from the vomiting British louts, it's all hyperbole.There I was thinking Chelsea was the centre of London and Life... I've lived there most my life, never been stabbed or robbed, neither have any of my friends. Im 46... So... I dont know, what's that Liverpool chant about rats and northern slums? Remind me Nacho...![]()
I've never been to Liverpool, but I've been in Newcastle for a day or so (a whole day? Yes). I found the Geordie accent inpenetrable and could barely understand the locals, but they seemed niceAre we really discussing London vs Manchester? Hahaha being an outsider to both, in terms of not having been born in either, central London is prettier than any part I've seen of Manchester. And, controversial opinion here, much nicer than Liverpool! If I had to choose an English northern city, Newcastle is nicer and with nicer people than other northern cities I've been to.
I’m not a millionaire so I’d agree with you.If i had to choose a place to live i'd choose Manchester over London in a heart beat
Everyone should experience some of the delights of Liverpool...Bootle is a particular favourite.Are we really discussing London vs Manchester? Hahaha being an outsider to both, in terms of not having been born in either, central London is prettier than any part I've seen of Manchester. And, controversial opinion here, much nicer than Liverpool! If I had to choose an English northern city, Newcastle is nicer and with nicer people than other northern cities I've been to.
Perhaps Im a CHAV and will cut ya... or I have a job that pays a mortgage in London, or perhaps I live on a narrow boat and continuously cruise. You assume a lot and know Zero about me. Do carry on - you're talking to yourself from here on in. get out of bed on the right side tomrrow and have a better day.ha ha classism very funny! Enjoy paying your landlords mortgage for him like a good little boy x
Over there period of my life its a sad truth that I have come to accept that pretty much everywhere is a sithole compared to 25-30 years ago. There is simply too many people and with each generation society seems to get a bit more feral.I’m not a millionaire so I’d agree with you.
London is a truly amazing city……. If you have a lot of money.
Manchester is a great city too if you don’t mind the rain.
Krakow is absolutely delightful though, even though I was expecting it to be sh*te. Definitely one of the nicer cities in Europe these days.Over there period of my life its a sad truth that I have come to accept that pretty much everywhere is a sithole compared to 25-30 years ago. There is simply too many people and with each generation society seems to get a bit more feral.
So Manchester vs London, Chicago vs New York, its all a bit moot. Everywhere is a let down to what your head envisages a place would be. Bath, Rome, Venice, Paris, Marseilles, Amsterdam, Brussels, St Petersburg, Monte Carlo, Monterey, Vancouver, New Orleans, Auckland, Bondi Beach,. All of these types of places that would evoke thoughts of wonderful scenery, architecture, cuisine, friendliness, even if true, is still laced with crime, slums, danger, filth, falling standards and over population, once you stray from the tourist tour path.
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I have never been stabbed in London either. . . then again it was probably my mates that were doing much of the stabbing.There I was thinking Chelsea was the centre of London and Life... I've lived there most my life, never been stabbed or robbed, neither have any of my friends. Im 46... So... I dont know, what's that Liverpool chant about rats and northern slums? Remind me Nacho...![]()
Krakow is a lovely little medieval town, not to far from Auschwitz (Oświęcim). I was shocked by the anti-Semitism of the Polish though. Really something else. You don't really get anti-semitism like that in western Europe.Krakow is absolutely delightful though, even though I was expecting it to be sh*te. Definitely one of the nicer cities in Europe these days.
New York is wonderful and a great place to live. The American suburbs are as dull as the dullest sh1t - populated by the most mind numbingly boring people on earth.US equivalent is like Chicago vs New York.
Nice in doses, but living there? Absolutely not.
Torun caught my attention... beautiful place, great beer and food, also, home of Copernicus - but what is it with topless women sitting on the side of the roads? Love a bit of Eurotrash me.Krakow is a lovely little medieval town, not to far from Auschwitz (Oświęcim). I was shocked by the anti-Semitism of the Polish though. Really something else. You don't really get anti-semitism like that in western Europe.
Yeah no thanks. I’ll take suburbs every time as opposed to New York/Chicago where there is always someone 10 feet away from me at most at all times.New York is wonderful and a great place to live. The American suburbs are as dull as the dullest sh1t - populated by the most mind numbingly boring people on earth.