The state of the North

[Louise]

thats the one

[CreamyC]

Crill said:

Any inner city is going to be similar. I'm actually quite happy living in London. It means I get to meet some of the lovely locals like yourself Creamy.

 

I will never like you.

 

EVERTON

[Crill]

Low blow

[Wonky]

the midlands is the north.

 

i include it in my shithole statement

[Dawn]

Jay said:

the midlands is the north.

 

i include it in my shithole statement

 

Don't you drag us into your shithole statement

[Louise]

Jay said:

the midlands is the north.

 

i include it in my shithole statement

 

at least in leicester you dont need to get 6 tubes to find the nearest park or "green area".......its all to busy and concrete down london way, i like my fresh air and like to take my own pace

[Geordie Becky]

the north is great it is

[CreamyC]

luu_luu said:

Jay said:

the midlands is the north.

 

i include it in my shithole statement

 

at least in leicester you dont need to get 6 tubes to find the nearest park or "green area".......its all to busy and concrete down london way, i like my fresh air and like to take my own pace

 

You talk some [censored] dont you.

 

Battersea Park

Hyde Park

Regents Park

Wandsworth Park

Clapham Common

Wimbledon Common.

 

All a MAX of 2 tube only.

[djiceman]

TitchyBitch said:

HHmmm.... the NORTH SOUTH divide.

 

its bloody colder up north.

 

well, put your thermals on then..........

[Phil rr]

pringles are 19p cheaper in the north.

 

[Guest]

Crill said:

Diablo u little tart. How was the holiday?

 

[censored] Tremendous mate! There are some interesting tales to tell next time i see ya!

[Guest]

North/South divide again, does it really matter which is better?

 

We have cheap beer, cheaper house prices, better clubbing atmosphere, nice women & better surroundings up here. I dont physically live in leeds, i'm about 20 miles away, kinda live in the countryside which is alot cleaner than in city's

 

 

[Wonky]

 

no it doesnt really matter because i live down here.

 

phew

[danniekavanagh]

A while ago I went down to a friends in Epsom, one day I was having a wander round when I came across one of them single path railway bridge thinngies...

 

Whilst I was crossing over the lines, I was quite high up so I had a look at the view, for 360 degrees from that point, everything was flat as far as the eye could see, and from that bridge - all I saw were just houses, everywhere for miles.. not a single hill, trees, grass.. anything remotley scenic.

 

It was one of the wierdest things I've seen for ages.

 

I'm from Halifax in Yorkshire, its almost the other way round up here..

 

Mind you it's stunning in summer - but miserable as hell in winter!! plus we have this stuff called 'snow' that you guys down south rarely see, I'll post you all a pic sometime, so you know what it looks like!!

[Guest]

DannieKavanagh said:

A while ago I went down to a friends in Epsom, one day I was having a wander round when I came across one of them single path railway bridge thinngies...

 

Whilst I was crossing over the lines, I was quite high up so I had a look at the view, for 360 degrees from that point, everything was flat as far as the eye could see, and from that bridge - all I saw were just houses, everywhere for miles.. not a single hill, trees, grass.. anything remotley scenic.

 

It was one of the wierdest things I've seen for ages.

 

I'm from Halifax in Yorkshire, its almost the other way round up here..

 

Mind you it's stunning in summer - but miserable as hell in winter!! plus we have this stuff called 'snow' that you guys down south rarely see, I'll post you all a pic sometime, so you know what it looks like!!

 

 

 

Go on kenny lad!