Stay away from Piccadilly ....no one normal goes there nowadays.:)
There are certainly plenty of weapons in Manchester mate.
On my way from Piccadilly to Victoria all I see is a place that is trying to be new york, all graffiti and posh cunts in scruffy cardigans.
Bring out your fucking dead.
I know mate. We had a pm about it a while back. I’m still in the same place (that we talked about).Yes Shakespeares County is amazing......loved living in that area
Stay away from Piccadilly ....no one normal goes there nowadays.
The bus stops are straight out of zombie scare movies.
All the great villages too. Wellesbourne and Moreton Morrell where I was. The fosseway to stow.I know mate. We had a pm about it a while back. I’m still in the same place (that we talked about).
Amazing having Stratford, Warwick and Leamington all within about 20 minutes drive. As well as London and Manchester in under two hours.
People are nice too. A few stuck up cunts but nowhere near as bad as Cheshire in that regard.
He’d clear about a grand (£) a week doing 70 hours as an Uber driver in a big city. About half that in a smaller town. Far less aggro in the latter, but far more work in the former.My mates an uber driver in an ev.
He works 70 hours a week but makes really good money.
He reckons the fares over there are higher so he could make more.
Sounds like Genevieves on a saturday nightI don't touch Piccadilly this is going around the back of the train station via the car park at the back, you enter some weird pedestrian zone covered in puke and remnants of the previous nights meals, but it's fine because it's bohemian and edgy :)
In Newcastle last month and it was absolutely stunning, I am too old for Mad Max living and it must be shocking to see it first time as a visitor you land in Manchester.
Same flying into Heathrow. Sprawling shithole.I don't touch Piccadilly this is going around the back of the train station via the car park at the back, you enter some weird pedestrian zone covered in puke and remnants of the previous nights meals, but it's fine because it's bohemian and edgy :)
In Newcastle last month and it was absolutely stunning, I am too old for Mad Max living and it must be shocking to see it first time as a visitor you land in Manchester.
Same flying into Heathrow. Sprawling shithole.
I'm flying back to the UK on the 20th for Christmas, then back out to the US on the 30th.
I had a mooch around town a couple of weeks ago. Monday dinner time around KIng street and Quay St was very respectable with lots of tourists and 'professional' types happily wandering around made it feel like a real International city.:)
There are certainly plenty of weapons in Manchester mate.
On my way from Piccadilly to Victoria all I see is a place that is trying to be new york, all graffiti and posh cunts in scruffy cardigans.
Bring out your fucking dead.