It's all relative and, by relative, I mean Basingstoke.
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Never been to Basingstoke but this seems OKOriginally posted by jamesbrown View PostIt's all relative and, by relative, I mean Basingstoke.
Seems to me, if you have the money you can live well in any area, what.Hard Brexit now!
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There are some nice villages around Basingstoke if that's your bag. Basingstoke itself is fugly incarnate, for the most part.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNever been to Basingstoke but this seems OK
Seems to me, if you have the money you can live well in any area, what.Comment
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That property above seemed to be in the town itself.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThere are some nice villages around Basingstoke if that's your bag. Basingstoke itself is fugly incarnate, for the most part.
But then most British town centres are pig fugly.
That's precisely the point I'm making, all town centres nowadays are ugly and infested by chavs from all over Europe, even places like affluent Cobham.
So judging an area by its town centre is silly.Hard Brexit now!
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Winchester doesn't agree.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThat property above seemed to be in the town itself.
But then most British town centres are pig fugly.
That's precisely the point I'm making, all town centres nowadays are ugly and infested by chavs from all over Europe, even places like affluent Cobham.
So judging an area by its town centre is silly.Comment
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Whoever's house it is they decided to spend the money on an Aston rather than a decent houseOriginally posted by sasguru View PostNever been to Basingstoke but this seems OK
Seems to me, if you have the money you can live well in any area, what.
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No, that belongs to the estate agent.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostWhoever's house it is they decided to spend the money on an Aston rather than a decent house
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I should be an estate agent - seems acceptable to me - well after a bit of workOriginally posted by jamesbrown View PostWinchester doesn't agree.
Hard Brexit now!
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No idea if that is true or not but anything that annoys mos has my total approval!bit of a s*ithole for Surrey. thought it would be more affluent being so close to Lannndon - seems to be over run by Eastern Europeans...bloggoth
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