England is pants.
#16
Re: England is pants.
Originally posted by Alborg
England is pants.
Not only is England pants but the elastic on those pants is wearing thin. Hence those pants are starting to fall.
Would anyone agree?
England is pants.
Not only is England pants but the elastic on those pants is wearing thin. Hence those pants are starting to fall.
Would anyone agree?
You know the other day I suggested that the wife moives to Oz fist to set up home in a few years time without me, we would sell the house & I would move back in with my parents.
She thought it was a good idea!!!!
England is in a sorry state in her eye's.
(I think it was the final straw when the car behind us overtook us at the trafic lights on the way to antenatal classes and they waved the shotgun at us. Well they had just car jacked it. It's nice here!)
Mark
#18
Re: England is pants.
Originally posted by Amazulu
No. UK is a great place. So is Australia.
No. UK is a great place. So is Australia.
The UK has some pants places and so does Australia.
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Originally posted by plumber
Still proud to be English ............but must agree drove passed where i was brought up as a child the other day.
Sorry to say it ,but kept the car doors locked and no way was i going to stop........sad really , don't take any joy in saying that......but there you go!
plum
Still proud to be English ............but must agree drove passed where i was brought up as a child the other day.
Sorry to say it ,but kept the car doors locked and no way was i going to stop........sad really , don't take any joy in saying that......but there you go!
plum
The area I was brought up in England is still a very pleasant friendly leafy street, no albanian junkies raping my wife and pimping out my dad. Get a grip you dreamers, the UK and Aus both have good and bad points, those fleeing shitehole UK, instead of emigrating to want to be a a lifeless dull backwater(sorry I mean Oz) will be the ones in the returning to the UK forum within a year.
Aus has a few better days weather a year than England, that is it, bugger all to shout about
#20
Originally posted by plumber
Make your mind up Pants.....on the deadside your always slagging oz !!!
Make your mind up Pants.....on the deadside your always slagging oz !!!
where plumb???? what slagging off???
what because I am going back therefore you judge that I am slagging it off or perhaps because I said how hot it was once...ohhh yesssss..you know I reckon you should READ the posts and not just assume !!!! perhaps too much booze eh !!!!!
so where does that leave you if your so proud to be English!!??
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Last edited by Pants; May 14th 2004 at 11:59 am.
#21
Dear Tinaj,
Just reading your thread and noticed hubby was back in the UK. Not wanting to seem nosey, but has he gone back to work there. I only ask because Rob(hubby) is seriously thinking about going back to work as a plumber at the end of the year if things dont pick up here. Regards Louisa
Just reading your thread and noticed hubby was back in the UK. Not wanting to seem nosey, but has he gone back to work there. I only ask because Rob(hubby) is seriously thinking about going back to work as a plumber at the end of the year if things dont pick up here. Regards Louisa
#22
Thank god somone on the forum is speaking the truth as it is for once. There is crime etc where ever you live, some parts worse than others. Up here on the Gold Cost there are gangland killings, drug dealers etc etc. No where seems to be free from it all anymore. There is as much here as the UK. Regards Louisa
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Bits of the UK are "pants", bit are lovely, same goes for Oz. And its all a very personal thing as everyone's feelings and experiences are different, and hence colour the way they look at things.
So, form a purely personal point of view, good to hear what hubby is thinking on his visit Tina! Reinforces some of the reasons why I'm glad I'm here
So, form a purely personal point of view, good to hear what hubby is thinking on his visit Tina! Reinforces some of the reasons why I'm glad I'm here
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Same Sh*t, different pants..........
#26
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Originally posted by robertd
Thank god somone on the forum is speaking the truth as it is for once. There is crime etc where ever you live, some parts worse than others. Up here on the Gold Cost there are gangland killings, drug dealers etc etc. No where seems to be free from it all anymore. There is as much here as the UK. Regards Louisa
Thank god somone on the forum is speaking the truth as it is for once. There is crime etc where ever you live, some parts worse than others. Up here on the Gold Cost there are gangland killings, drug dealers etc etc. No where seems to be free from it all anymore. There is as much here as the UK. Regards Louisa
#27
The United States GDP per capita is higher than either the UK or Australia. So is its violent crime rate, gun-related deaths, rapes and muggings. Australia beats it in car thefts but loses in drug use and drug-related convictions. Not sure about the UK there.
I'll take the Gold Coast thanks.
I'll take the Gold Coast thanks.
#29
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I don't think it's completely crap, there are still some beautiful parts, trouble is most average Jo types, like us, could never afford to live in them!
I have finally decided, after months of wondering how I feel about this country, I am in love with the England I grew up in. The one where I could play outside in the street until it got dark in the Summer, how I could walk home on my own and not be afraid, how I was never offered drugs at school, oh the list goes on. But I think 25 years ago, this England was a nicer place to be in.
Things like this make me want to leave all the more; our firends took there 3 year old son on the Thomas the Tank engine train at the severn valley railway last week. The train was shot at by kids with air rifles and pelted with stones. A young baby was rushed to hospital with facial injuries.
This is a very sad and sorry society we live in.
I have finally decided, after months of wondering how I feel about this country, I am in love with the England I grew up in. The one where I could play outside in the street until it got dark in the Summer, how I could walk home on my own and not be afraid, how I was never offered drugs at school, oh the list goes on. But I think 25 years ago, this England was a nicer place to be in.
Things like this make me want to leave all the more; our firends took there 3 year old son on the Thomas the Tank engine train at the severn valley railway last week. The train was shot at by kids with air rifles and pelted with stones. A young baby was rushed to hospital with facial injuries.
This is a very sad and sorry society we live in.
#30
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Originally posted by robertd
Can I suggest that you read our new thread.
What will your reply be to that, I wonder. Louisa
Can I suggest that you read our new thread.
What will your reply be to that, I wonder. Louisa
And your implication that those that live here somehow dont speak the truth unless they run down Australia is just a bit insulting.
If you do love it here so much, thats great, its just not the impression you give.