UK perspectve 2005
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:16 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Shut up and start reading a decent newspaper. 
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:23 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by ImHere
Nothing wrong with News Of The World
Fact.
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:23 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
This isn't going to turn into yet another Daily Telegraph, port, country's going to the dogs thread is it?
A thought though, for anyone who's been away a while. Your perspective is changed forever. You are not the same person who left.
A thought though, for anyone who's been away a while. Your perspective is changed forever. You are not the same person who left.
You Can't Go Home Again.........
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:24 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by sibsie
I tried to go there for the M&S but I'd forgotton that everything shuts at Easter.
My parents used to live in Hampton, as did I, but they're now behind bars in St George's Hill.
Isn't there some sort of Military place round Camberly? I seem to remember that there was a fair bit of trouble in the evenings.
My parents used to live in Hampton, as did I, but they're now behind bars in St George's Hill.
Isn't there some sort of Military place round Camberly? I seem to remember that there was a fair bit of trouble in the evenings.
there is the royal military acadamy at sandhurst which is very cool as you get to meet officers in training from all over the world in the pubs and shops
also about 10 miles away is Aldershot the home of the british army (i was born there) so sometimes there would be fights between civvies and squaddies, but that was tame compared to the Chavscum in the high st today
have you heard of ..the old dean estate?
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Jul 22nd 2005, 1:25 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by ImHere
What do we expect when we here news that a teenage boy has won his case to appeal curfew orders. Apparently judges ruled its not legal for police to impose curfew orders on anti-social yobs anymore so the little dears can now roam the streets at will.
Happy slaps? If some little twat fancied his chances 'happy slapping' me I wouldnt be calling the police.
Happy slaps? If some little twat fancied his chances 'happy slapping' me I wouldnt be calling the police.
Who ya gonna call-Ghostbusters?
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:26 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by garfro
there is the royal military acadamy at sandhurst which is very cool as you get to meet officers in training from all over the world in the pubs and shops
also about 10 miles away is Aldershot the home of the british army (i was born there) so sometimes there would be fights between civvies and squaddies, but that was tame compared to the Chavscum in the high st today
have you heard of ..the old dean estate?
G
also about 10 miles away is Aldershot the home of the british army (i was born there) so sometimes there would be fights between civvies and squaddies, but that was tame compared to the Chavscum in the high st today
have you heard of ..the old dean estate?
G
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:28 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by cindyabs
You Can't Go Home Again.........
I've actually gone through several phases on this one, in the years away. When I was back last year, I decided that you can go home again when you are ready to enjoy the fact that neither you nor home are the same.
Damn I'm philosophical this evening.
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:32 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
I've actually gone through several phases on this one, in the years away. When I was back last year, I decided that you can go home again when you are ready to enjoy the fact that neither you nor home are the same.
Damn I'm philosophical this evening.
Damn I'm philosophical this evening.
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:33 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
I've actually gone through several phases on this one, in the years away. When I was back last year, I decided that you can go home again when you are ready to enjoy the fact that neither you nor home are the same.
Damn I'm philosophical this evening.
Damn I'm philosophical this evening.
I've not been "home" since I was 21 except for several brief visits. I would dearly love to be able to live there for a few months every year, but chances are slim that will ever happen. I know it wouldn't be the same, the perspective of youth is far different from that of when you are a"certain age." Idealistic as it may be that long ago time and that place still exist in my heart.
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:37 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by cindyabs
Who ya gonna call-Ghostbusters?
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:37 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
cindyabs]Yes you are!!! No floorstripper about is there?
I've not been "home" since I was 21 except for several brief visits. I would dearly love to be able to live there for a few months every year, but chances are slim that will ever happen. I know it wouldn't be the same, the perspective of youth is far different from that of when you are a"certain age." Idealistic as it may be that long ago time and that place still exist in my heart.
OK, I think I'll stop now before the DEA arrive.
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:38 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
And I'm Phil Silvers , but you can call me Bilko....
Jul 22nd 2005, 1:39 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by ImHere
ChavBusters
Jul 22nd 2005, 2:44 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
I'm armed with my Burberry extraction gun as we speak......
Jul 22nd 2005, 2:46 am
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Re: UK perspectve 2005
Originally Posted by ImHere
Go Go Go