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datura · Post by **datura** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 5:42 pm

Delendi wrote:
Thomas wrote:
forensix (mcr) wrote:
Thomas wrote:Fallowfield, Mad... .......chester.
Once you've lived there you'll never go back

I live in Chorlton, Manchester it's full of hippies (they are banning plastic bags in all the shops ) but on the plus side they're aren't many shady people about and it takes me 15 minutes to walk to Old Trafford on match days
No doubt, i'm not planning the move back to Ormskirk (quite far away Metal).

Ive never been to chorlton but ive heard its full of ex student (hippies), young pro's n that kind. Menna be alright for a house party though.
i've got a mate in chorlton cum-hardy and his part certainly aint full of hippies... i've lost count of the number of times i've had to bail him out when dealers have wanted to break his limbs.

the whalley range side is a bit rough - with gangs, shootings etc.

two oh one · Post by **two oh one** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 5:44 pm

West Croydon. I think Lidl was a COOP when I was there. And there wasn't a Maplin that I can remember. I used to use this phone box to call home. And it was often smashed. Once while I was, innit. Erm, I mean, in it.

Dana Point. Beautiful looking culture void. Horrible life sapping monotony.

West Hollywood. Nice apartments. Safe neighbourhood and close to everything.

FSTZ · Post by **FSTZ** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 6:14 pm

I love Dana Point

good surf there. I deffo wouldn't fit in with my annual income.

2oh1, do your neighbors drive Mercedes and Ferarri's?

edit: I see you have moved to W. Hollywood

two oh one · Post by **two oh one** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 6:27 pm

unklefesta wrote:I love Dana Point

good surf there. I deffo wouldn't fit in with my annual income.

2oh1, do your neighbors drive Mercedes and Ferarri's?

edit: I see you have moved to W. Hollywood

I didn't like Dana Point. Had a huge place there, as well. Just way too weird down there. Like Stepford, or something. I wasn't too into the beach, either.

Heh heh. Everybody drives fancy cars where I live. Lots of bright yellow Lambos, badly driven by Iranian trust fund kiddies. It's weird how that seems the norm to me now.

showguns · Post by **showguns** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 7:12 pm

palms/culver city, ca aka beverly hills south

it's pretty chill here. was a good mix of asian, indian and other groups when i first moved here, but the 'renaissance' going on in the area is driving up rents and a bunch of shit-ass white yuppie types have been slowly creeping in with their bmws and chihuahuas. it's still all right though. quiet, close to a lot of stuff in the city, nice parks to walk to. the beach is about 10 minutes away. i can't find a good photo of it though. not like the scenery is much to see

tru_g · Post by **tru_g** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 7:25 pm

Hastings

It's shit, but it where Television was invented!

dust shop · Post by **dust shop** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 9:04 pm

industrial neighbourhood + tox city = welcome in belgium!

j rock · Post by **j rock** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 10:18 pm

austin tx

ed g · Post by **ed g** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 10:41 pm

Baron_von_Carlton wrote:Nottingham,

1) Home of Robin Hood and Sherwood Forest
2) The Mighty Reds
3) The world oldest professional football club (Notts County)
4) World famous Cricket ground - Trent Bridge
5) Two of the worlds oldest Pubs
6) The mighty Bendigo, Britains greatest bare knuckle fighter
7) We have more pubs, bars and reataurants in a square mile than anywhere else in Europe.
8 ) Britains most oversubscribed University
9) Nottingham recently voted Best Student Night Out
10) Torvill and Dean and the National Ice Arena
11) The National Watersports Centre
12) Rock City - Britains premier Rock venue
13) The birthplace of Raleigh bikes, Boots and H.P Sauce
14) Newstead Abbey, former home of poet Lord Byron
15) The home of DH Lawrence.
16) Goose Fair (first week in October on Forest Recreation Ground) is the largest travelling fair in Europe.
17) Oliver Cromwell raised his standard at Nottingham Castle meaning if his Republic succeeded Nottingham would have been the Capitol of England
18 ) William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, was born at Notintone Place, Sneinton in 1829
19) Ibuprofen was discovered in Nottingham.
20 ) The Screen room on Broad Street is, with 22 seats, the smallest public cinema in the world

OI OI! See Notts has got more going for it than just buy-one-get-one-free sales on bulletproof jackets.

Seriously, it's a good city. Never seen a squeek of serious trouble. Plus it must have one of the best Dubstep scenes outside of London.

Been in Notts three years for Uni.

Originally from the 'City of Dreaming Spires'

Although most of it looks more like this...

pk- · Post by **pk-** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 11:03 pm

dust shop wrote:industrial neighbourhood + tox city = welcome in belgium!

wicked photos

dubluke · Post by **dubluke** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 11:30 pm

was gonna say the same thing pk!

delendi · Post by **delendi** » Mon Jan 14, 2008 11:43 pm

TRU_G wrote:Hastings

It's shit, but it where Television was invented!

yeh i learnt that on antiques roadshow on sunday

habitualbeatscamp · Post by **habitualbeatscamp** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 4:34 am

I live in Nashua, New Hampshire USA. For those who don't know, I live about 40 minutes northwest of Boston, MA. Im not really a big fan of living here... It's a shithole to say the least. I'm hoping to move to Boston within the next 2 years or so.

Here is some pics:

Nashuas most eligible bachelor, me!

Main St

Marthas Exchange.. A meat-market for pretty boys, but they brew a hell of a stout!

ashley · Post by **ashley** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 4:53 am

Looks like a lively town

habitualbeatscamp · Post by **habitualbeatscamp** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 9:00 am

Ashley wrote:Looks like a lively town

It's a fuckin cesspool. I trust about 4 people here.

crash fistfight · Post by **crash fistfight** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:45 am

I'm from a small town in Leeds called Yeadon. But I now live in Longsight in Manchester, heard some ridiculous things before I moved there. But its a pretty alright place to live and it has an asda.

elementalism · Post by **elementalism** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 12:36 pm

I'm at Uni in Brighton, but I'm from Oxford originally...Cowley Road to be exact. It's nothing like what you'd expect Oxford to be like, Cowley Road is a bit of a gem around here.

The club on Cowley Road formerly known as the Zodiac. Skream and Benga playing there in a few weeks, should be big! Everyone hates the fact that it's Carling, but everyone has to accept change.

The Public Toilets

Cowley Road Carnival

That's my dad on Carnival day outside my parents' restaurant. They've run a Jamaican place in Oxford since 1981. Every year he gets out a soundsystem and does food, it's big.

#

Cowley Road Mosque

The Oxford skyline from South Park in the summer.

I love Oxford.

dj vk - snakebite ent. · Post by **dj vk - snakebite ent.** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 1:01 pm

pk- wrote:e16 brup brup brup

i live next to the runway at london city airport

Local again! My uni is right next to that runway. (UEL - Docklands campus)

iamangelaplease · Post by **iamangelaplease** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 3:55 pm

reppin texass.
screwston to be exact.

slothrop · Post by **slothrop** » Tue Jan 15, 2008 6:38 pm

Ed G wrote: OI OI! See Notts has got more going for it than just buy-one-get-one-free sales on bulletproof jackets.

Seriously, it's a good city. Never seen a squeek of serious trouble. Plus it must have one of the best Dubstep scenes outside of London.

Beeston creux inside the ride.

It looks like a bit of a soulless suburb, but it's actually quite nice with a bit of a villagey vibe and hasn't yet been totally gutted by buy to let student landlords (although I'm a grad student in rented accomodation, so I can't really talk), and nottingham's there for proper shopping / big nights out.

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