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Previously on "Back in London this week. Why is it so dirty FFS?"
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostOr maybe part of it is national pride, part of it is that the rail network is not privatised as we would know it, and the higher taxes go towards investing in it.
You get what you vote for.
Except...
Hang on a sec...
Oh yeah. SNCF is also state-owned.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostI take it you have never been to Amsterdam. Dog sh!t everywhere, marijuana smell everywhere and Brits on stag and hen do-s everywhere
British towns are generally quite dirty or can be. So I don't think we can blame immigrants, it must be our own fault
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostOr maybe part of it is national pride, part of it is that the rail network is not privatised as we would know it, and the higher taxes go towards investing in it.
You get what you vote for.part of it is that the rail network is not privatised as we would know it
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Originally posted by JohntheBike View PostMany years ago, whilst walking from France into Switzerland along the southern shores of Lac Leman, I noticed how the prolific weeds on the railway line on the French side quickly disappeared on the Swiss side. I guess it's all down to money and national pride.
You get what you vote for.
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National dirtiness
Many years ago, whilst walking from France into Switzerland along the southern shores of Lac Leman, I noticed how the prolific weeds on the railway line on the French side quickly disappeared on the Swiss side. I guess it's all down to money and national pride.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI supposed when I lived here I got used to it. But really guys, stop littering and clean up.
OK wrong forum. Is it Brexit related?
Once those savages will be kicked out, London will go back to be the small town it really is. I don't know...1-2 million people. The smell of jam and biscuits coming from the only factories left active will be such a treat.
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Avoid flying into Heathrow if at all possible. The miasma of despair around the Thistle Hotel can be unbearable.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostI take it you have never been to Amsterdam. Dog sh!t everywhere, marijuana smell everywhere and Brits on stag and hen do-s everywhere
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