Surprisingly all of them seem somewhat postive.

Oxford

Abingdon

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:(

That is nothing like Tamworth.:joker:

Although I live next to an annoying hypocritical bastard of a neighbour.

The real capital got a good one :idc:

Belfast

Isn't that where Fabulous Faye is from?

What a horrible bastard that person is that wrote the top reason for bad things

Yes she's from Tamworth,i've never met her though and never wish to.:joker:

Not there so i checked uncyclopedia instead

Brilliant lol

I'm sure she thinking the same :idc: She's far too good for common Tammy folk now

Yeah that's why she couldn't even beat Louise in an eviction vote.:joker:

:laugh2:

:joker:

Seattle
1. The Greater Seattle Area (including the east side) is home to Bill Gates, Starbucks, the Mariners, and Bungie (the makers of Halo), and Microsoft (the sole pioneers in the blue screen and the creators of the Xbox).

2. The fittest city in America

3. One of the smartest Cities in America
Seattle is the Emerald city.

Everything is correct except for number 2 and number 3. lol. Mostly, the idiots without an umbrella complain about the rain and everyone is a hippie.

I've been to Shrewsbury and that is so true.:joker:

An amazing town on the South Coast of England with the best night-life in the UK and the second best beaches (after Poole).
Often put down by people who come from London due to the fact that they're angry that they can't afford to live somewhere that awesome, and also by people from Brighton, who are jealous because Bomo has a proper beach with real sand.

Londoner: "Bournemouth is so borin' blud"
Bomo-Dweller: "What, because there are no stabbings?"

Brightonite: "Yeah well Brighton is the REAL B-Town, and our clubs are WAAAY cheaper."
Bomo-Dweller: "**** off and sunbathe on some stones."

My village is listed as "undefined - yet". Well they got that right. So I put in where I come from:

Area of East London - more famous for it's classic football team, known as 'The Hammers' and 'The Irons', as there was once the Thames Ironworks there. The badge shows a castle with crossed hammers across it. Also a popular tattoo! Once unarguably had one of the finest hooligan crews in Great Britain, the Inter City Firm. Originally a skinhead/bootboy outfit, they are now mostly casual, and have dropped off a bit. Championed by punk Oi! bands such as The Business, Cock Sparrer and The Cockney Rejects. Have had many fine players down the years, most notably Bobby Moore. Go visit the home ground at Upton Park (Boleyn Ground).

I've corrected the terrible spelling... typically.

Yeah, that tends to happen when all her modelling agency was voting for the boring bitch and a betting surge kicked in. Faye was robbed.

Anyway, yeah Stockport's definition >

I suppose you have a point.:joker:

Urban Dictonaried my name out of curiosity, look what is says

(Salman) This name originates from the ancient Hebrew word "Sal" which literally means sexy-genius. Thus the term Sal-man is used to describe a man of such character. In the modern day it is used as a name for a man with chiselled good looks and great intellect. It is also widely known that Salman is sweet, sensible, and sensitive. The kinda guy you would wana spend eternity with and never get bored. Someone you would love to your hearts content and more. Some scholars also use the word "Salman" for the feeling of being in love.

:lovedup:

Scatty Lou had the gerodie vote. And your "lord" seems smitten enough with her.

:joker: it's kind of true though tbh :bawling:

I've been to Seattle, what a lovely city!

The Hebrew word 'sal' means 'basket'. If only 'man' was Hebrew for 'case'...

Kidding, honest. Although not about the 'basket' bit.