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Previously on "What's the worst place you've ever worked"
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Nowhere - anywhere you work is tulip, namely because you have to work.Originally posted by BagpussWe can conclude from this thread, The North is grim, the South East is Grim, the east is Grim, Scotland is grim, Wales is grim.. which leaves?
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We can conclude from this thread, The North is grim, the South East is Grim, the east is Grim, Scotland is grim, Wales is grim.. which leaves?
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Originally posted by ChurchillSalford!
On second thoughts, Wythenshawe!
Churchill - In "It's grim oop north" mode!
try openshaw .... thats real grim!
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venice - italyOriginally posted by scooterscotNewport - south Wales
I could not understand them they could not understand me, it was linguistic challenge and then some
I could not understand them they could not understand me, it was linguistic challenge and then some more.
it was a big manufacturing dinosaur of a firm. built in the 50's and unchanged from the 50's.
the toilets.... well, they didn't have any. except those hole-in-the ground versions where flushing means flooding the whole place....not the easiest to manage in a suited and booted mode.
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Salford!
On second thoughts, Wythenshawe!
Churchill - In "It's grim oop north" mode!
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We kept Bar Ispani in business.Originally posted by interestedThat brings back, erm, fond memories of doing bugger all for months on end in 2001.
I think I OD'd on sausage sandwiches from Debenhams breakfast bar in the shopping centre.
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Leicester - a dismal dreary town, however to cheer myself up I made a trip to Coventry which was profoundly depressing.
This Town - is becoming like a Ghost Town
Too much fighting on the dance floor ..Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 18 January 2007, 14:48.
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First: Canary WharfOriginally posted by ClipheadAs in location. As per the earlier post, Birmingham wasn't a highlight. Hounslow perhaps comes a close second.
Second: La Defence, Paris
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I know Banbury quite well. This quote amused me no end...Originally posted by One NihilistAluminium factory in Banbury. Entire town stinks of sh!t 24-7 thanks to Krafts "food" factory. Gary Glitter is also their most famous son...
From http://www.findaproperty.com/wordont...=0&areaid=1187Very low wages, high property prices, police everywhere except when you need them, some road dug up somewhere all the time, dirty town centre full of charity shops and banks/building society with most of the supermarkets on the edge of town. Very high council tax and the wonderful link to London via the M40 does not mean much if you live on the wrong side of the town centre. On a bad day it can take you more than 20 minutes to get from the cross to the motorway.
Entertainment in town is virtually non-existing if you do not like hanging around in pubs. Parking impossible or expensive with traffic wardens that have read (or should I say written) the guide on how to be without compassion.
Depending which way the wind blows the smell of Krafts is just unbearable.
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Aluminium factory in Banbury. Entire town stinks of sh!t 24-7 thanks to Krafts "food" factory. Gary Glitter is also their most famous son...
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Newport - south Wales
I could not understand them they could not understand me, it was linguistic challenge and then some
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Originally posted by ClipheadAs in location. As per the earlier post, Birmingham wasn't a highlight. Hounslow perhaps comes a close second.
Coventry.
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The lights dimmed and the talk turned to Basingstoke ...Originally posted by rootsnallBasingstoke about 10 years ago. Made Slough look good. One disgusting Chinese chippy for your evening meal.
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