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This. The centre is quite pretty but the rest of what scruff said...Originally posted by Scruff View PostBoring city. Full of political parasites. Terrible weather. Flat. Grey. Awful traffic and congestion.
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Seriously, why Brussels? Ive got a daughter just going off to work there.Originally posted by Scruff View PostBrussels
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Pick any town in Lancashire, any town. You'll consider Leeds awesome.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostTell you what. You will change your opinion of Leeds if you live in Hunslet or Armley for a week.
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Maybe that's what hell is, the entire rest of eternity spent in ******* Bruges.
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It's probably not the worst place, but it's still tulip....I give you Rhyl
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Worse than Basingrad ?Originally posted by ThisScepteredIsle View PostBracknell.
Looks like it was created in the 70's abandoned in the 80's and left at that.
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Must be..
Bracknell.
Looks like it was created in the 70's abandoned in the 80's and left at that.
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You love it you slag & you know it.Originally posted by stek View PostFarnborough
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Students are far preferable to chavs and dankness. Plus they're only here about 60% of the time.
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