23-06-2003 01:36									#1
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Every time I go south of Watford Gap, I come back feeling far more despondent than when I went down... regardless of how good a time I actually had down there.

	23-06-2003 01:37									#2
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*sing*
"I don't wanna go to London!"

	23-06-2003 01:38									#3
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But... I do want to go to London. At least infrequently.

	23-06-2003 01:47									#4
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as long as you're in London in the 8th of August, everything is great.

	23-06-2003 01:48									#5
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Maybe it's the leaving London that makes you despondent? The sudden realisation that you have to now return to the squalour you call home.

	23-06-2003 01:51									#6
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quote: Originally posted by Immortal Wombat Maybe it's the leaving London that makes you despondent? The sudden realisation that you have to now return to the squalour you call home.

Go drink a glass of water out of the Thames, and tell me London isn't squalid.

Your never more than 40 feet from a rat, for one thing... although the rats sometimes have 2 legs, not 4.

It's a great place to visit, but I'm never going to try living there again.

	23-06-2003 01:52									#7
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quote: Originally posted by Cruddy Go drink a glass of water out of the Thames,

Who actually does that? Really?

	23-06-2003 02:02									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Immortal Wombat Who actually does that? Really?

I've seen Australian tourists actually lift the glass - and dump it pretty quick when they had a good look at it.

YOU are the one who implied London wasn't squalid.

	23-06-2003 02:43									#9
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In fairness that's probably the case for pretty much any major metropolitan river, anywhere...

	23-06-2003 02:55									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Cruddy YOU are the one who implied London wasn't squalid.

I did nothing of the kind.

	23-06-2003 03:15									#11
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But in London the streets are paved with pure gold!

	23-06-2003 03:36									#12
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quote: Originally posted by *End Is Forever* But in London the streets are paved with pure gold!

That's not gold, that's a combination of blood and sh1t.

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For the first time this weekend, I actually felt out of place in London. Discounting the rather random empty feeling I often get, I've always felt vaguely comfortable there. Wandering around Leicester Square alone on a Saturday evening (I was waiting for a friend) is mildly disconcerting though...

	23-06-2003 03:45									#14
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Cruddy, for f%#ks sake, run your Sig through a spell checker

	23-06-2003 04:09									#15
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quote: Originally posted by *End Is Forever* Wandering around Leicester Square alone on a Saturday evening (I was waiting for a friend) is mildly disconcerting though...

You should have gone to the Trocadero to kill the time.

	23-06-2003 17:36									#16
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	23-06-2003 17:40									#17
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Is the Guiness World of Records still there? It's the only reason I can think of to go to the Trocadero.

	23-06-2003 17:43									#18
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No idea. I've never been in the Trocadero.

	23-06-2003 19:19									#19
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quote: Originally posted by reds4ever Cruddy, for f%#ks sake, run your Sig through a spell checker

Yeah, but quotes aren't quotes if you start messing with the spelling?

Oh well, to please the anally retentive I shall comply.

	23-06-2003 23:18									#20
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Oh I like London, I actually feel pretty comfortable there, not out of my 'safety zone' if you know what I mean, not compared to many other cities in the UK...surprisingly the bigger they are the more comfortable I feel, probably to do with the cosmopolitan nature of larger cities...anything goes. The only things I have against London is the price of living there and the endless commuting...other than that, it is another of my spiritual homes

	23-06-2003 23:26									#21
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but what is the Trocadero?

	23-06-2003 23:30									#22
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http://www.troc.co.uk/

Its a dining, entertainment & shopping centre near Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.

	24-06-2003 00:03									#23
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Oh yeah, The Trocadero...do they still have that big ride thing in there that drops you at terrifying speeds and hence I refused to go on for fear of showering the whole of the place in vomit?

	24-06-2003 00:04									#24
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The streets of London are paved with gold, the streets of Oxford are paved with beggars

	24-06-2003 00:19									#25
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You mean a poor imitation of the rides at the Pleasure Beach and DisneyWorld?

	24-06-2003 00:23									#26
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quote: Originally posted by Cruddy Yeah, but quotes aren't quotes if you start messing with the spelling? Oh well, to please the anally retentive I shall comply.

I would n't quote anyone who spelt like that!

	24-06-2003 00:47									#27
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I'm travelling to London from U.S. first week of September. Where's a good club in London for a foreigner to pickup a nice British girl?

	24-06-2003 00:50									#28
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If you want to go clubbing in London it doesn't really matter where you go providing you've got deep pockets!

	24-06-2003 00:50									#29
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If you drop the adjective 'nice' I can recommend a few.

	24-06-2003 00:59									#30
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Not convinced by the charms of London's ladies Anthony...?