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There's no knife crime in Aberdeen..
There's no knife crime in Aberdeen..
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I suppose its hard to use a knife in Aberdeen when your fingers are frozen to the bone and the rain /sleet /snow is blowing sideways into your face and that's in summer ....
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there might be very little oil money but the population likely to be similar to what it was when they did have oil money.
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ie same people living there.
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No longer sloshing with the affluence previously enjoyed, but the area remains somewhat insulated as a result of the continued presence of oil and gas related employment.
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re: of all what has been said, if anyone harmed someone close to me I could never take a blade to flesh. Maybe too squeamish? That said there are other methods if you have lost a 17 year old daughter to some parasite ****.
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don't really understand the comparison tbh
London's population is 42 times bigger than Aberdeens', Aberdeens' population in just over 195,000 people, if Aberdeen were a London borough, (and there's 32 of them including the city), then Aberdeen would be the 27th most populated borough. Might as well also compare London to towns like Bolton, Bournemouth and Norwich. |
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Are you back Angoose or still in Dubai?
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Returned to Aberdeen in January after eleven years away, quite a culture shock to readjust. Not least the bleedin' weather.
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Aberdeens' population in just over 195,000 people
I suggest you do you maths again. |
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I trust you are still happily married Angoose.
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different websites are given differnt answers, highest figures after looking again has it at 227, which is still minuscule compared to London and makes the comparison daft.
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I've returned with a wife and two young kids, 6 and 4.
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Good show Angoose. The last time we conversed you let me know things were going very well in the 'love' department and I think you had one child at the time. GL for the future and remember to buy me a pint in The Grill if we ever meet up ......and if it's still open..
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STAND FREE
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The Grill is up for sale for a million quid...disgusting over priced hovel..imo.
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stewarty, i have a, still very visible, 11 inch scar that proves otherwise
 it was 30 years ago tho |
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northanlite, if you go back 40-50 years ago you could hardly walk down a street in Glasgow without seeing someone that had been 'chibbed'. Not Aberdeen but I remember in my 'dancing hall' days that many carried a sharpened steel comb. (Aberdeen that is)
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Common practice for pubs to be sold at a multiple of annual takings …..
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