element_mcfc
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yeah this is what happens if u question manchester u get a mental picture developed
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Please tell the truth about Manchester
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ZabbaFC
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MANCHESTER IS WONDERFULL
talkativesprout
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element_mcfc said:yeah this is what happens if u question manchester u get a mental picture developed
got me with that articulate outpouring and for that reason
Im owwt
Ducado
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It depends what people call Manchester, The City its self is not that big, although the City Council has expanded way beyond it's boundaries.
The place has improved a hell of a lot of the last 30 years, it is now a vibrant cosmopolitan, lively and quite prosperous in comparison to many other Cities, I would move back if I had the chance
The place has improved a hell of a lot of the last 30 years, it is now a vibrant cosmopolitan, lively and quite prosperous in comparison to many other Cities, I would move back if I had the chance
brooklandsblue2.0
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element_mcfc said:yeah this is what happens if u question manchester u get a mental picture developed
I have a mental picture of this one too, I hope to god that he's in his mid teens at the moment otherwise there is little hope for him.
A social misfit, dressed in black entering a shopping mall with a locked and loaded AR15 fully automatic ......
element_mcfc
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haha u cheeky bastardbrooklandsblue2.0 said:element_mcfc said:yeah this is what happens if u question manchester u get a mental picture developed
I have a mental picture of this one too, I hope to god that he's in his mid teens at the moment otherwise there is little hope for him.
A social misfit, dressed in black entering a shopping mall with a locked and loaded AR15 fully automatic ......
ultimateharold
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The centre itself is bloody tiny relatively. Therefore a lot of 'city negatives' are condensed into one heaving cesspit called Piccadilly Gardens. The public transport is about 5yrs ahead of India's.
Rents are expensive and going up, even though there are many empty buildings because they built too many of the bloody things.
Pissheads and hobos abound, although that could be most places.
Yes, there are loads of restaurants, but who can realistically afford to eat at them regularly?
Market Street is like an obstacle course of god botherers, charity clowns, extremely well dressed homeless, student socialists, and families so fat, they waddle too slowly to allow you to avoid the above.
Awareness events which only serve to further endorse stereotypes about the very causes they stand for.
Rag tourists.
Primark.
Good points: City.
Rents are expensive and going up, even though there are many empty buildings because they built too many of the bloody things.
Pissheads and hobos abound, although that could be most places.
Yes, there are loads of restaurants, but who can realistically afford to eat at them regularly?
Market Street is like an obstacle course of god botherers, charity clowns, extremely well dressed homeless, student socialists, and families so fat, they waddle too slowly to allow you to avoid the above.
Awareness events which only serve to further endorse stereotypes about the very causes they stand for.
Rag tourists.
Primark.
Good points: City.
gaudinho's stolen car
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People who are narrow minded and nervous don't understand the nuances of life in the City Centre. Fucking brand new lightweights.
I thought it was just me who thought it was pretty smallultimateharold said:The centre itself is bloody tiny relatively. Therefore a lot of 'city negatives' are condensed into one heaving cesspit called Piccadilly Gardens. The public transport is about 5yrs ahead of India's.
Rents are expensive and going up, even though there are many empty buildings because they built too many of the bloody things.
Pissheads and hobos abound, although that could be most places.
Yes, there are loads of restaurants, but who can realistically afford to eat at them regularly?
Market Street is like an obstacle course of god botherers, charity clowns, extremely well dressed homeless, student socialists, and families so fat, they waddle too slowly to allow you to avoid the above.
Awareness events which only serve to further endorse stereotypes about the very causes they stand for.
Rag tourists.
Primark.
Good points: City.