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Getting the Fook Out
G luck getting 7 million for the Mansion ..
Khan blames Cuts
Getting the Fook Out
G luck getting 7 million for the Mansion .. Khan blames Cuts
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he could always try Burnage again
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-49318800
Add the Diverse Driving experience What a Gaff  |
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Most leave quietly whilst still preaching about how wonderful it is , lol
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Even premier league footballers from the London clubs are having to be guarded
They’ll probably end up commuting in from the country eventually |
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What a dump
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Eventually the dam will burst and the pollution will spread more widely
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Hasn't Londons landscape changed so much? On a recent train trip up through mostly SE London iwas staggered how many blocks of flats have shot up,(not been for a good few years) bikes out on balconies,washing etc,it is a poor long term solution to the growing capital imo, i was quite saddened by it.
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Eventually the dam will burst and the pollution will spread more widely
That is 100% true. Tha London drug gang filth have already spread their tentacles further and wider outside of London in then last few years. The police and media have a ridiculous name for it : "County Lines" , instead of what they should be calling it. "Serious Organised Illegal Drug Crime". The grooming gang filth are of course present in every 'culturally enriched" town that comes into your head. |
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"I’d have a word with that mayor – he seems to not be doing a good job with all these kids getting knifed."
Boris reduced Knife crime as Mayor, but lets ignore that. |
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He thinks London's dangerous these days .there used to be people who dropped bombs on the place years ago .you wasn't allowed to open your curtains when it was dark .in case the bombers could see where you were
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The DERANGED has arrived, debate over, GN, GL guys, I'd say get help DWD, but that would be futile.
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not sure why he chose to live where he lived so centrally, because the further in London you go, the more housing estates there are - which means no matter which affluent street you live in you are guaranteed to be probably no more than 10 minutes from the nearest estate and in London they usually encompass gangs of some sort, kids today even being killed over being dissed in amateur youtube videos where they compete for views or a comment of a facebook page
 Would make more sense for him to live on the outskirts of London and then communte in to work/studios, it's nice to live on a an very wealthy street in Little Venice but if you're sandwiched in between two Post codes (NW8 + W9) in a city where teens are killed in postcode wars (I know) it's probably best not to even if it is more convenient for work, especially if you have the money to move anywhere you want. |
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He is publicly saying it but most people have just been selling up and moving on for years. Some of the stories I have heard off work colleagues about how the area of London they lived in changed no wonder they left the place
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I afraid with the current flawed ideas of how people who commit crime should be treated continue, our future looks bleak.
Liberalism in schools, the law, prisons, sentencing, PC, mass immigration and the problems with multiculturalism have all added to the situation we now see. It will take a very harsh government implementing extreme measures to put this mess right. I suggest if you're able, to do the same as Gallagher and move away. |
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maybe its time for noel to reflect on his drug taking and ponder its effect on crime.
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Will he be obliged to point out the problems to a potential house buyer?
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He should build a wonderwall to keep the counts out.
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maybe its time for noel to reflect on his drug taking and ponder its affect on crime.very well said mate.
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The state in which London finds itself has been created right under our noses.
We've allowed it to happen, and we endorse the situation every time we vote for one of the three main parties. It might not say as much in any of their manifestos, but the results are there for all to see. |
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London is still a great city to live in. It might not, however, be a great place to bring up children. It is one of the safer cities in the world. The stabbings at the moment are restricted to certain areas and demographics. I'd far rather be in London than some of these Northern Monkey Towns!
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besides having a job and a home ,the 2nd of which is like winning the lottery in London for young people, after working excessive hours, excessive commutes, catching a snack in chains available in every uk town, most Londoners could be living in any uk town and see very little or nothing of any good things London may or may not have to offer,
they only see any of it during holiday periods or if their lucky enough to be off at weekends ,where they joined by day,weekend,holiday trippers from the rest of the country people confuse the CITY,TOURIST TRAPS,with living in London,99% of Londoners could be living in a semi in skemmersdale for all the difference it makes when you,ve removed commuting,working,sleeping hours |
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and as Gallagher,ozil etc are finding out as the rich get richer and the poor get poorer,eventually some of the poorere have had enough and coming looking for you and your property
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How many pubs are there in Skelmersdale? How many buses or bus routes or trains or tubes? How many restaurants that don't serve mushy peas? How many theatres, cinema's, museums, wine bar's, ferries, Choice of different World class cuisine? The greatest sporting events on the planet? Choice of football and rugby teams, cricket teams? Street markets, farmers markets, opera and ballet? How many airports or International Rail Termini?
You can stick your Skelmersdale! |
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They must have a covers band with a bit of Oasis in it's repertoire?
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It's grim up north.
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Even grimmer down London.
Got all those things in most cities if people want them. Just jump on the train and you're there. |
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And sadiq khan wants a British slavery museum in London also ,
more culture in that fine city , I don’t think it will be a ‘living museum’ lol |
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Good job we have an affordable and efficient rail network then.
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wd can visit that , silly twit
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Is Saddy into his manacles?
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Can you imagine millions of third worlders living in London , and complaining about how terrible it was
Pipe down khan |
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Just jump on the train and you're there.
Like last Friday? Imagine being stuck oop North! What an earth would you do? Go and watch a shin kicking match? Got all those things in most cities if people want them. LMFAO! of course you do! Just jump on the train and you're there. Why would anybody of sound mind do that! |
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Very tiring visiting museums
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Best to be somewhere in between, eg Gloucestershire with it's renowned cheese chasing scene.
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for most people 1 minute in their lifetime on a tube would be 1 minute to many 2/3 hrs a day on one on route to a living wage job would bring suicidal thoughts in to play, as for museums if your lucky to have a spare day once you've done it once you,ve done it, but most people after a week at work wont be planning expensive,crowded commute across London to pay for over priced drinks,food etc and a museum visit, on Friday,s millions are getting out of London not heading into it
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The museums are first class in London, so much to see and do. It towers above all the provincial northern towns in every area. Ok, there`s been a few knife related incidents and the drivers can be aggressive and rude but just tell them to **** off.
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last time I was in London I was to meet a friend and was a bit late and when I arrived she was looking around at the masses of people coming and going ( she’s not English )and said lfc , look I’ve been watching all these people I didn’t think that English people were so ugly ! Lol
And then she said they aren’t English are they ? |
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obviously lots of scousers in town for a football game when she came to london
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Best to be somewhere in between, eg Gloucestershire with it's renowned cheese chasing scene.
Oh you are awful  Very tiring visiting museums Get a wheel chair you old git! |