West London is full of despicable human beings
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Orang Utan said:
tramps and homeless. cunts the lot of them
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hiccup said:
the esteemed title of king cunt!
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I like west london!
Full of rich cunts tho, but if you find nice hideaways it's really good.
Richmond park is excellent as is wimbledon common and the nice pubs around there that serve AMAZING pies.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
That's SOUTH West London - completely different - I mean West London (north of the river)FabricLiveBaby! said:
I like west london!
Full of rich cunts tho, but if you find nice hideaways it's really good.
Richmond park is excellent as is wimbledon common and the nice pubs around there that serve AMAZING pies.
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PieEye said:I work there - it is truly truly bland. Doesn't feel like London at all. Some fucking nice delis though
There's also a cool pub on the edge of turnham green with a theatre attached.
Right about the delis.
Chiswick is bland but River walks from Kew bridge to hammersmith is a great pub crawl! Spesh in the summer!
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Orang Utan said:
You see, I just see an East west diveide in london, not a north south one, but then my knowledge of north of the river is limited.
I used to live in Ealing. Mostly shit people with the odd fantastic pub - but GREAT restaurands absoloutley bloody everywhere (and suprisingly resonably priced too). Ealing is a weird place.
You're right about people in 4x4 activly tring to know you off your bike tho. I had loads of near misses.
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PieEye said:that sounds ace
I may plot one this summer....
Me too! It's a long old walk but truly
, and there's guarenteed to be BBQ's all over the place!
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
But North/South is the most obvious divide!FabricLiveBaby! said:
When you talk about West or East London, you generally mean north of the river though. When you're talking about south of the river, you normally prefix the west or east with a south.
As for SW London, I'm gonna cycle to Hampton Court this week and explore that part of London even more
Orang Utan
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So's the rest of the cuntry, indeed the rest of the worldPieEye said:
Orang Utan
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Yes, lots. Never had any trouble.hipipol said:Done much cycling round Brixton have we?
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PieEye said:
I think the opposite these days. Small towns and the provinces scare me a little.
And yes, West London is a particularly shit bit of the world.
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PieEye said:I work there - it is truly truly bland. Doesn't feel like London at all. Some fucking nice delis though
but all those smug rugger buggers with jumpers on shoulders and their blonde housewives with their giant fucking baby buggies. yak
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Boris Sprinkler said:haha just wait to you get in the offices. I went into the new BBC building the arts section. IN one of the offices they had a brainstorm of "the average working man" amongst their ideas were "reads the sun", "likes football" "drinks Stella"....
Well..... in fairness, football is the country's favourite sport, the Sun's the biggest selling paper, and Stella is the biggest selling beer. The average working man probably does like football, read the sun, and drink stella.
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The phenomemon know as 'cunt'.
It involves snorting, a weird whooping sort of laugh for the women, and a letchy, avaricious and slightly sweaty sheen to the men.
It involves snorting, a weird whooping sort of laugh for the women, and a letchy, avaricious and slightly sweaty sheen to the men.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Is that all?Alex B said:
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Is that all?Alex B said:
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Boris Sprinkler said:haha just wait to you get in the offices. I went into the new BBC building the arts section. IN one of the offices they had a brainstorm of "the average working man" amongst their ideas were "reads the sun", "likes football" "drinks Stella"....
i don't know why they had to brainstorm that - it's undisputed statistics
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