Raleigh Chopper
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Never been to Seattle either, but I often look at weather around the world on the red button and it seems to rain nearly every day in Seattle, maybe someone can confirm this.
Which country...
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Never been to Seattle either, but I often look at weather around the world on the red button and it seems to rain nearly every day in Seattle, maybe someone can confirm this.
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Brighton 
Woodchip
It's all about the bikes
I'm quite happy where I am. Watching football is a bitch when you're 11-13 hours ahead but it's still a great place to live. Just careful of the occasional earthquake.
mreprice
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I've been to Utah a few times and love it. I often say if Utah was a country it would be recognised as the one with the most stunning scenery in the world.
But it's not a country so is it allowed as an answer to this question??
Jesus Gul
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- Feb 23, 2004
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Cool...you can watch Crewe Alexandria
absolutely.
we packed up life in england 18 months ago and have lived in sg since. won't ever return to england to live now we've seen just how good life can be. stuff just works here. there was a fire on the mrt the other day, melted the tracks and whatnot, three hours later they repaired it and the trains ran again. makes me chuckle when i read about two flakes of snow causing carnage in england.
it's only oppressive if you want to go around killing, stealing or chewing gum. small sacrifices to make for the improved quality of life and opportunities we have here rather than elsewhere. and yeah it's expensive, but you aren't taxed out the wazoo, 20% top rate of tax and you only pay that on anything earned above £160,000gbp. the median wage earner here pays no income tax.
it's sterile in so much as it's clean but if you scratch the surface a little there is a lot going on here.
chucky1973
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come join me, hope to be there in about 10 years. I already have shirts up in a restuarant I use and the chap that runs its and one of his staff have been over to the Amex for the Sheff Wednesday game this season. they brought kit as well and have adopted the Albion as there team!!
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My mum and dad liked barbados, very friendly people etc, totally different to jamaica, which they didnt like at all.
chucky1973
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ive only ever done Antigua.......beautiful place, but not sure I could live there
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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5000 odd miles away from Bushy....I can see the attraction
I live further away from him than that and belive me it's not far enough
Love ya really Bushy, couldn't resist it
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Your cruelty knows no bounds, your words are an arrow through my heart.I live further away from him than that and belive me it's not far enough
Love ya really Bushy, couldn't resist it
Tyrone Biggums
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I think Boston for me. I'd just watch sporting event after sporting event until I dropped off the perch.
Ken Livingstone Seagull
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Probably Hawaii. Land of the mai tai, grass skirts and bronzed lovelies.
So I've heard.
BTW Bozza, can we get a hula smiley please? Mahalo.
So I've heard.
BTW Bozza, can we get a hula smiley please? Mahalo.
Comedy Steve
We're f'ing brilliant
Not any more. But it was pretty major at the time. Croydon Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Have you had a bang on the head today? You're now saying darkies are friendly.
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I found Boston a bit dull.
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You really are showing your country bumpkin naivete with this post HT, come along now .
Whuch part, the bang on the head, Boston or both?
Austria, in the Alps.