Moving to London: West Kensington

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I was thinking the 24 hour bus N27/28 to Camden Town would be pretty handy for nightlife.

Although your mates getting mugged (a few times...) -- on the exact bit of North End Road I'll be living -- is a bit scary! I'm just hoping your mates looked like pussies or something.

Sorry, didn't mean to scare you! This can happen anywhere though. One of the students at my old uni got shot in the face over in Parson's Green in a really posh bit.

It's just what you're used to I guess. When I lived in Earl's Court it was all massive houses and toffs so walking through the W Kensington estates was a bit scary. But now I don't give a shit walking through Brixton at night.

 

[ATOMIC SUPLEX]

It's been a while but I remember that area just being really really boring.

 

[ohmyliver]

Heh, I know. It's proper gash isn't it.

It's just full of rubbish highstreet bars full of people that think that they don't go to rubbish highstreet bars.

I used to be a student at Imperial College and lived in Fulham. I was forced to go to the Prospect/Belushi's every bloody Thursday for the cheap £1/pint thing and dead a little inside each time.

Did I learn not to go the following week? Did I bollocks.

I cant really think of anywhere to properly go out in West London really

yup, as I got posted up on hm's roml 'residents of Fulham: Guilford is an unacceptable cultural role model'

Well Notting Hill has a few places.

 

[Treacle Toes]

I'm just hoping your mates looked like pussies or something.

You are really quite scary aren't you?

 

[Ravzila]

Naan bread is Indian.

What is the proper name for that bread that your kebab comes in? On the board it says "donner kebab in naan"?

 

[littlebabyjesus]

I'm just hoping your mates looked like pussies or something.

Or did you mean

 

[Treacle Toes]

What is the proper name for that bread that your kebab comes in? On the board it says "donner kebab in naan"?

I have my Turkish kebabs in Pitta bread.

 

[ohmyliver]

if its turkish flatbread then its called Pide

 

[Treacle Toes]

if its turkish flatbread then its called Pide

Yes... could be pide.