Reply to: It's official, Manchester is better than London

[suityou01]

diarrhoea

[shaunbhoy]

I haven't got to where I am by being just an IT geek, you know.

Indeed. If charisma was made of dynamite, you wouldn't have enough to blow your hat off!!

[Sysman]

The best thing about Manchester is the M62 out , to Liverpool

Yorkshire

[SueEllen]

Manchester is big compared to most places in Ireland.

Well if you guys stayed in Ireland rather than ******* off to the US or UK then you would have lots of large cities as well.

Republic I mean, I wouldn't know about NI - I've never been

You haven't missed anything.

[TinTrump]

Not contesting the inane verbal diarhhoea then?

diarrhoea

[sasguru]

We all know that if there was an export market for bullsh1t then Sasguru would be able to supply the planet single handed, it's the only chance he would ever have to be a revenue generator.

I haven't got to where I am by being just an IT geek, you know.

[TykeMerc]

We all know that if there was an export market for bullsh1t then Sasguru would be able to supply the planet single handed, it's the only chance he would ever have to be a revenue generator.

[sasguru]

Bloody hell Sas, would you listen to yourself? :

I do. My mellifluous tones are most soothing.

Nah, I can chat with the best of them. I'm obviously not quite as socially awkward as you luvvie, don't take it to heart though, you're such a clever sod, I'm sure thats how you make up for it

All that typing for me? Thanks luv.

[cailin maith]

Yes. Its harder to make a friend down south, but when you do they are fast friends, unlike the fly-by-night "mateship" of oop North.
It simply what intelligent people do, they have lower numbers and higher quality of everything, including friends.

Bloody hell Sas, would you listen to yourself?

Not contesting the inane verbal diarhhoea then?

Nah, I can chat with the best of them. I'm obviously not quite as socially awkward as you luvvie, don't take it to heart though, you're such a clever sod, I'm sure thats how you make up for it

[sasguru]

See, only a southerner would think it was "faux".

Not contesting the inane verbal diarhhoea then?

[sasguru]

If northerners are faking it when they're being freindly, does that mean southerners are faking it when they're being arseholes?

Yes. Its harder to make a friend down south, but when you do they are fast friends, unlike the fly-by-night "mateship" of oop North.
It simply what intelligent people do, they have lower numbers and higher quality of everything, including friends.

[Mich the Tester]

If northerners are faking it when they're being freindly, does that mean southerners are faking it when they're being arseholes?

[cailin maith]

Funny that, when I lived up North, I couldn't wait to get back south to avoid the faux friendliness and inane verbal diarrhoea of Northeners.

See, only a southerner would think it was "faux".

[cailin maith]

Small town people.

I remember overhearing people from NI going on how big Manchester was.

Manchester is big compared to most places in Ireland.

Republic I mean, I wouldn't know about NI - I've never been

[sasguru]

Both cities have their good points, the main thing I love about Manchester - apart from the people and cheaper property prices, is that it isn't full of southerners - well until Media City opens the floodgates....

Funny that, when I lived up North, I couldn't wait to get back south to avoid the faux friendliness and inane verbal diarrhoea of Northeners.