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Northampton :love:
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I like living by the sea, but I hate the paticular town I live in atm. It's just full of old people really...:p
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I need to live in a either australia or the usa |
I love where I live :
http://www.yacht-cuchulainn.co.uk/images/Crosshaven.jpg enough of the Cork bashing Stu!!! I would like to live in Spain one day though |
hate it.
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But then again I suppose it depends on what part your from. |
Yes I do love where I am from. Just wish more poeple visited the city.
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Love Reading.
Couldn't live anywhere better.. |
I love city life. I love the hustle and bustle, I love the night-life. I'm definitely an urban child at heart.
I don't think I could live in London though. Even that was too much for me. Sheffield is perfect. Steel city! |
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*Crosses out Cork on my places in Ireland to visit list* Well I dont agreee with you that Ireland is old fashioned because from what I've seen its quite modern, but then again it probley does depend on which part. |
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Dont take this in a bad way, is that a picture of Balamory? |
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Moving to London might be nice, but it's probably just as bad if people like this are any indication. Anyone with a shred of decency would have twatted him. |
Manchester >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> London
Manchester isn't overcrowded, smelly, full of unfriendly people and has personality Theres no grass in London |
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Nah, seriously though. The only grass we have are in parks. Messed up, huh? |
I like the town, but don't really like the city.
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Aberdeen is my hometown, it'll always be home but it's not very exciting, I much prefer where I am now (Glasgow) - so much to see and do, I could never get bored here. I'll be spending a year abroad when I get to 3rd year of Uni, somewhere German speaking, I'd have to be in a big city. I loved Berlin when I went there, so I think that's my number one destination.. I am a city kid, I HATE being stuck in small towns and villages, it feels like torture.
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I love the town where I live and:). Birmingham an hour away so if I want to go to the city I can:D.
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Definitely! The only issue with going somewhere like Switzerland, south Germany or Austria is the huge difference in dialect and use of the language; the Austrians use different words to Germans, southern Germans use a different tense for saying the same thing as northern Germans... all very confusing, but I have a bit of time before I have to seriously consider all of that! Ought to be a thrill, haha. |
Why is it people want strangers to say hello to them? I don't get that,'Oh in London people don't say hello'.Yeah because they don't know you!No offence to anyone,I'm just saying. And I'm with Enid on the grass things,there's plenty of parks.
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In London I've been shoved to the floor on the tube, pushed in the street several times, even got hit in the face by a briefcase on the bus without recieving a single apology, if that happened here I would have got an apology. I asked a guy the way to Hyde Park once and he replied 'buy a *****ing map' and carried on reading his paper. People in London have no time for you whatsover, I just can't understand how people can be so rude and unfriendly.. it's worlds apart from where I live. |
Meh, Cardiff is okay. Our town centre is one of the best things about it though and there's loads of nice places to go to. :)
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