[Braden]

Northampton

[Maia]

I like living by the sea, but I hate the paticular town I live in atm. It's just full of old people really...

[ILoveTRW]

No

I need to live in a either australia or the usa

[Niamh.]

I love where I live :



enough of the Cork bashing Stu!!! I would like to live in Spain one day though

[Stephanie]

hate it.

[Patrick]

Originally Posted by DoubleTrouble

I Love Where I Live! London is the best city ever!

London drives me mad, the accent is horrible.

But then again I suppose it depends on what part your from.

[Harry!]

Yes I do love where I am from. Just wish more poeple visited the city.

[Patrick]

Oh and yes I do love were I live, its wicked.

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Cant beat it.

[30stone]

Love Reading.

Couldn't live anywhere better..

[Enid]

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!

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

I love where I live :



enough of the Cork bashing Stu!!! I would like to live in Spain one day though

Sorry, but it's a hole, and all the fress air and yachts in the world won't make a damn difference.

[Patrick]

Originally Posted by Judas Iscariot

Can't stand Cork. Like a lot of Ireland it's full of old fashioned, counter progressive, know-better-than-you, ignorant dolts. Look at the people we elect to government for christ sake. As soon as I can get out of this country, I'm gone and I won't be coming back. Ireland has failed an entire generation.

Really?

*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.

[Patrick]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

I love where I live :



enough of the Cork bashing Stu!!! I would like to live in Spain one day though

Dont take this in a bad way, is that a picture of Balamory?

[BB_Eye]

Originally Posted by Judas Iscariot

Can't stand Cork. Like a lot of Ireland it's full of old fashioned, counter progressive, know-better-than-you, ignorant dolts. Look at the people we elect to government for christ sake. As soon as I can get out of this country, I'm gone and I won't be coming back. Ireland has failed an entire generation.

The place is saved only by that whimsical, desperate sense of humor some people have that comes along with trying to survive in a sea of shit with your head held high.

This more or less describes the North of England. I live in an area that thinks the Sheffield and Manchester accents are "posh", which isn't good for me as I speak in RP, lol. The nearest city is Sunderland (although strictly this area is part of Durham) which is a cultural black hole. If you take a look at the classical section of CD shops, it's all Lesley Garret, Paul Potts and maybe a "Best of Mozart" album. I once made the mistake of travelling by train in the city (if you can call it that) on a bank holday... chav neanderthal central.

Moving to London might be nice, but it's probably just as bad if people like this are any indication.

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Anyone with a shred of decency would have twatted him.

[Tom]

Manchester >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> London

Manchester isn't overcrowded, smelly, full of unfriendly people and has personality

Theres no grass in London

[BB_Eye]

Originally Posted by Tom

Manchester >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> London

Manchester isn't overcrowded, smelly, full of unfriendly people and has personality

Theres no grass in London

I've visited Manchester a few times and I wasn't keen. The place was so unfriendly, it made London look like a happy, serene community. No offence to Mancunians, I'm sure you're not all the same.

[Enid]

Originally Posted by Tom

Manchester >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> London

Manchester isn't overcrowded, smelly, full of unfriendly people and has personality

Theres no grass in London

Grass is over-rated. Give me concrete and lots of it. :P

Nah, seriously though. The only grass we have are in parks. Messed up, huh?

[Firewire]

I like the town, but don't really like the city.

[Z]

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.

[bbfan1991]

I love the town where I live and. Birmingham an hour away so if I want to go to the city I can.

[Enid]

Originally Posted by Zee

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.

You could go to Switzerland. They speak four languages there, including German, so I imagine it's a very multi-cultural country.

[Z]

Originally Posted by Enid

You could go to Switzerland. They speak four languages there, including German, so I imagine it's a very multi-cultural country.

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.

[Princess]

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.

[Sophii3x]

Originally Posted by Princess

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.

Nobody said anything about saying hello, London's the last place you'd see a stranger saying hello to another like on the street or something.
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.

[Callum]

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.