Luton really is the most depressing, dangerous and dismal place there is to live or visit. I can't describe how bad it is, well it makes Crawley look like Los Angeles. Racial tension just grows and is a breeding ground for terrorism. Horrible. 
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Exactly great place Jimmy Street. A community just like a village. I must know you to nod to or at least recognise. People living in places worth fortunes and others with f.ck all in a hostel and the main in between. Nothing's ever dull!
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Luton really is the most depressing, dangerous and dismal place there is to live or visit. I can't describe how bad it is, well it makes Crawley look like Los Angeles. Racial tension just grows and is a breeding ground for terrorism. Horrible.
yep , walking down the road from the away end and seeing those foreign looking faces peeking through the windows
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Grand parade's the jewel in the crown, probation office plus a few half way houses to add to the mix, depressing some days
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Yeah Croydon !
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Not in the case for Bexhill.
Even the Ministry of Sound were rejected in opening a night club there, due to the noise levels exceeding the sound barrier geared towards the grey brigade
You are probably correct mate, i feel even older if I ever go to Churchill Square now.
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When I moved to George street in Kemp town in 1977 from the council estate I grew up in I thought I'd found heaven.
And it was far rougher than it is now. I think the OP has just gone soft with age
And it was far rougher than it is now. I think the OP has just gone soft with age
Not in the case for Bexhill.
Even the Ministry of Sound were rejected in opening a night club there, due to the noise levels exceeding the sound barrier geared towards the grey brigade
I don't know much about Bexhill, been to the football/ cricket ground near the seafront, I thought some of the properties looked pretty tidy in that area.
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It's a running joke about Bexhill, aka gods waiting room.
There are some very nice properties indeed, probably Cooden amongst the best, Graham Norton as an example.
Yes there are some really nice houses near that Cooden Beach hotel, I knew Graham Norton lived there only because my wife knows someone that used to live next door to him.
I think someone should just take this city and just... just flush it down the f*ckin' toilet.
Brighton is okay. I lived there for 20 years. Then moved away and realised there is a LOT more to life than endless pub sessions, extortionate living costs and crowds of people. Great place in your twenties and thirties but gets a bit dull after that.
When I returned I realised how filthy and busy the place is and how many posers live there.
Far, far nicer places to live in Sussex. Brighton is a bubble and once you leave you rarely look back.
When I returned I realised how filthy and busy the place is and how many posers live there.
Far, far nicer places to live in Sussex. Brighton is a bubble and once you leave you rarely look back.
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quite right, there's nothing more pleasant than home.
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