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Have you been to the Marquis of Whitby (?) ?Last edited by IR35 Avoider; 27 October 2006, 14:44.
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Originally posted by zeitghostVery likely.
I liked the story in the local rag about someone who had a new roof put on his house.
Then made the mistake of going away on holiday.
Guess what wasn't there when he came back...
My wife is from the valleys and says that they used to be decent, proud little communities before chronic unemployment, alcoholism, drugs and despair took their toll.
Thank you Mrs. T. and the generations of crooks endemic in Welsh local government (Lab.)
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SAS I think I've found your cottage in Richmond. I must say I'm very impressed bijou but you can't grumble, location, location,location and all that. The tramps will be so jealous!
http://media.vivastreet.com/v1/3/f/9/photo_1346078
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Originally posted by zeitghostIf the natives haven't eaten you.
Surprisingly popular with the mountain biking fraternity though.
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Originally posted by zeitghostOtherwise known as Merthyr Tydfil...
Merthyr is beyond the pale.
"recovering after the demise of the steelworks"
Merthyr's steelworks (in any real sense) packed up the 1930s.
How long does it take to recover?
Sadly, it never will. There is no point in having a town stuck at the head of a valley. Steelmaking was a point. Coal mining was a point. They are both long gone now - so there is no point.
It's sad, but inescapable.
Not just Merthyr, practically all of the valleys communities are pointless.
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Originally posted by TheMonkeyI can't believe that Nottingham was 7th worst. It's actually quite pleasant there as long as you stay away from Clifton and St Annes (the bits they explicitly focused on - sensationalist rubbish).
Not only that, I was in Hackney the other week registering the birth of my second daughter and it's cleaned up a lot recently to the point that it's verging on OK.
They should look at real crap-holes - not big name ones, like Waltham Forest.
Given time, it will all even out and we'll live in a mediocre land of semi-scumminess
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I can't believe that Nottingham was 7th worst. It's actually quite pleasant there as long as you stay away from Clifton and St Annes (the bits they explicitly focused on - sensationalist rubbish).
Not only that, I was in Hackney the other week registering the birth of my second daughter and it's cleaned up a lot recently to the point that it's verging on OK.
They should look at real crap-holes - not big name ones, like Waltham Forest.
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Originally posted by sasguruPossibility. Wonder if the fall-out will reach the outer parts?
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Originally posted by sasguruWell the feral chavs are everywhere. In the nice places they just puke rather than stab.
Anyone listen to Desert Island Disks on R4 this morning?
That stupid, arrogant, benighted woman Camila Batmanghelidjh, describes these misery-making scumbags as 'urban warriors'.
Camila B was, of course, born with a mouthful of silver spoons and is universally feted by the BBC and the feminist movement. Sorry but she is a CHUNT!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/...anddiscs.shtml
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Originally posted by gingerjediIt will all be worthless when a dirty bomb goes off
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Originally posted by hyperDI used to go out in Richmond alot about 10 years ago - great place, top evening food and drink. Doesn't Mick Jagger have a place there?
Now it's full of feral kids puking on alcopops now.
Marlow, Bucks was another lovely place with real charm, rustic pubs with open fires.
Now it's full of feral kids puking on alcopops now. And the only open fires are the ones started in car parks and bins by the aforementioned scrotes.
I'm beginning to see a pattern here...
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I used to go out in Richmond alot about 10 years ago - great place, top evening food and drink. Doesn't Mick Jagger have a place there?
Now it's full of feral kids puking on alcopops now.
Marlow, Bucks was another lovely place with real charm, rustic pubs with open fires.
Now it's full of feral kids puking on alcopops now. And the only open fires are the ones started in car parks and bins by the aforementioned scrotes.
I'm beginning to see a pattern here...
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Originally posted by FranckoAssGuru, you are clearly affected by encelephatis. And I can see it's not your fault if your brain goes easily overflow.
Yes, you can. You lose even over the next 25 years.
It can be, of course. But you are clearly overstepping the first rule of thumb that any investor should follow. Spreading your investments to dilute the risk. Now, perhaps you'll be lucky and in 3 or 25 years your house is worth 3 millions. Perhaps, you'll be fired next year and have to go to work for McDonalds for 5 quid an hour and have to sell your house at half of what you paid for it because of the crash. Anything can be, and it might not be your fault (just as everything you have done so far is certainly not your credit, your scarce capacity of exposing your arguments is a clear proof) but just bad luck. One thing we are discussing: you are putting all your pot in one bet and that's what every investor with a little bit of salt would tell you. It's the most risky thing you can do. Now, **** 0ff and do what you want, I can't care less.
He he. And do enjoy your over-leveraged ex-council flat in the East End, won't you?
Meanwhile I'll be diversifying into other financial instruments while enjoying my mortgage-free house in a nice part of London.
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