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chris123 hove actually 07 Mar 19 4.39pm
Originally posted by monkey It’s hard to take anyone’s opinion seriously who thinks Catford is in Kent It was prior to the London County Council formation.
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hove actually 07 Mar 19 4.39pm

Originally posted by monkey

It’s hard to take anyone’s opinion seriously who thinks Catford is in Kent

It was prior to the London County Council formation.

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 07 Mar 19 4.49pm
Originally posted by chris123 It was prior to the London County Council formation. So was Charlton and Greenwich etc, but you’d have to be about 200 years old to remember it Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 07 Mar 19 4.49pm

Originally posted by chris123

It was prior to the London County Council formation.

So was Charlton and Greenwich etc, but you’d have to be about 200 years old to remember it

Made in Bromley

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chris123 hove actually 07 Mar 19 4.53pm
Originally posted by rob1969 Having read through this thread seems to be a theme developed Namely Kent especially along the Thames estuary.. Must admit from my limited experience of that area I can understand why. . Edited by rob1969 (07 Mar 2019 11.03am) Whitstable is very nice.
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hove actually 07 Mar 19 4.53pm

Originally posted by rob1969

Having read through this thread seems to be a theme developed
Namely Kent especially along the Thames estuary..
Must admit from my limited experience of that area I can understand
why.
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Edited by rob1969 (07 Mar 2019 11.03am)

Whitstable is very nice.

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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 07 Mar 19 5.32pm
ive never been to kent or sussex in my life...looks like im not missing much. ‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway
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ive never been to kent or sussex in my life...looks like im not missing much.

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 07 Mar 19 7.19pm
Originally posted by chris123 Whitstable is very nice. I agree, I quite like Hythe as well and there’s some lovely rural villages all over the county. Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 07 Mar 19 7.19pm

Originally posted by chris123

Whitstable is very nice.

I agree, I quite like Hythe as well and there’s some lovely rural villages all over the county.

Made in Bromley

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 25 Mar 19 3.29pm
I used to like Brighton, the town (late 80's, early 90's). Antique shops in the Lanes, the Palace pier, pleasant eateries and drinkeries. The Thistle hotel. Just spent an afternoon/evening in Brighton this weekend. It has disappeared up its own @r5e. 24hour drink stores with metal grills and covered in graffiti. chicken shops and nail bars. Curiosity shops with over-priced tat. As the evening drew in, there seemed about 50% of the population were homeless and drinking themselves senseless in shop doorways. Cyclists with no lights speeding through pedestrian areas. Doormen on all the pub entrances, with staggering groups of Hen and Stags drinking themselves into fighting/shagging mode. spent two hours at the theatre, sitting on really poor seats that gave me a really sore @r5e. Left the theatre early and made my way to the multi-storey car park. Needed to swipe my ticket to get into the place through the security door. A bloke and a prostitute were in front of me at the pay machine. £4.50 for 2 hours parking 7pm-9pm, and then you had another set of security gates to get your car out through. And even the Thistle hotel and changed to a Jury's Inn. Brighton has become the new Fort Neef, just with a more cosmopolitan population. I have no idea why it is lauded for its green ethics (it has a Green MP), because traffic and parking are a nightmare. Or why celebrities associate themselves with the City - Chris Eubank, Zoe Ball, Fatboy Slim. And yes, I left Brighton with a sore @r53, but thankfully that was only due to concrete theatre seats Edited by Forest Hillbilly (25 Mar 2019 3.31pm) "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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I used to like Brighton, the town (late 80's, early 90's). Antique shops in the Lanes, the Palace pier, pleasant eateries and drinkeries. The Thistle hotel.

Just spent an afternoon/evening in Brighton this weekend. It has disappeared up its own @r5e.
24hour drink stores with metal grills and covered in graffiti. chicken shops and nail bars. Curiosity shops with over-priced tat.
As the evening drew in, there seemed about 50% of the population were homeless and drinking themselves senseless in shop doorways. Cyclists with no lights speeding through pedestrian areas.
Doormen on all the pub entrances, with staggering groups of Hen and Stags drinking themselves into fighting/shagging mode.
spent two hours at the theatre, sitting on really poor seats that gave me a really sore @r5e.
Left the theatre early and made my way to the multi-storey car park. Needed to swipe my ticket to get into the place through the security door. A bloke and a prostitute were in front of me at the pay machine. £4.50 for 2 hours parking 7pm-9pm, and then you had another set of security gates to get your car out through.
And even the Thistle hotel and changed to a Jury's Inn.

Brighton has become the new Fort Neef, just with a more cosmopolitan population. I have no idea why it is lauded for its green ethics (it has a Green MP), because traffic and parking are a nightmare. Or why celebrities associate themselves with the City - Chris Eubank, Zoe Ball, Fatboy Slim.

And yes, I left Brighton with a sore @r53, but thankfully that was only due to concrete theatre seats

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (25 Mar 2019 3.31pm)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 Oct 19 6.36pm
Spent the day in Deptford working on a flat that used to be a brothel. What a sh@thole. This place makes my list. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 10 Oct 19 6.36pm

Spent the day in Deptford working on a flat that used to be a brothel.

What a sh@thole. This place makes my list.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.43pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle Have made my top five. Interested to hear other peoples opinions. Counting down.. 5, - Crawley - New town, soulless and full of chavy English, chavy Poles and chavy Indians. The biggest building in the town is the Police station which says it all. 4, Tulse Hill - Gangsters walking around tooled up. School kids walking around tooled up. teachers probably walking around tooled up. Bunch of scum bags. Not safe and f@ck all to do there. 3, Horsham - Full of w@nkers. Everyone looks the same, thinks the same and votes the same. They all live in there sh@ty Barrett houses with their company car on the drive thinking they have made it. Tw@ts. 2, - Any of the Medway towns - basically Crawley by the sea but without the transport links. 1, - New Addington - Well just because its New Addington Edited by Tom-the-eagle (16 Feb 2019 12.01am) Says someone who lives in Croydon
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Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.43pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

Have made my top five. Interested to hear other peoples opinions.

Counting down..

5, - Crawley - New town, soulless and full of chavy English, chavy Poles and chavy Indians. The biggest building in the town is the Police station which says it all.

4, Tulse Hill - Gangsters walking around tooled up. School kids walking around tooled up. teachers probably walking around tooled up. Bunch of scum bags. Not safe and f@ck all to do there.

3, Horsham - Full of w@nkers. Everyone looks the same, thinks the same and votes the same. They all live in there sh@ty Barrett houses with their company car on the drive thinking they have made it. Tw@ts.

2, - Any of the Medway towns - basically Crawley by the sea but without the transport links.

1, - New Addington - Well just because its New Addington

Edited by Tom-the-eagle (16 Feb 2019 12.01am)

Says someone who lives in Croydon

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.45pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly I used to like Brighton, the town (late 80's, early 90's). Antique shops in the Lanes, the Palace pier, pleasant eateries and drinkeries. The Thistle hotel. Just spent an afternoon/evening in Brighton this weekend. It has disappeared up its own @r5e. 24hour drink stores with metal grills and covered in graffiti. chicken shops and nail bars. Curiosity shops with over-priced tat. As the evening drew in, there seemed about 50% of the population were homeless and drinking themselves senseless in shop doorways. Cyclists with no lights speeding through pedestrian areas. Doormen on all the pub entrances, with staggering groups of Hen and Stags drinking themselves into fighting/shagging mode. spent two hours at the theatre, sitting on really poor seats that gave me a really sore @r5e. Left the theatre early and made my way to the multi-storey car park. Needed to swipe my ticket to get into the place through the security door. A bloke and a prostitute were in front of me at the pay machine. £4.50 for 2 hours parking 7pm-9pm, and then you had another set of security gates to get your car out through. And even the Thistle hotel and changed to a Jury's Inn. Brighton has become the new Fort Neef, just with a more cosmopolitan population. I have no idea why it is lauded for its green ethics (it has a Green MP), because traffic and parking are a nightmare. Or why celebrities associate themselves with the City - Chris Eubank, Zoe Ball, Fatboy Slim. And yes, I left Brighton with a sore @r53, but thankfully that was only due to concrete theatre seats Edited by Forest Hillbilly (25 Mar 2019 3.31pm) How are Dunk and Duffy
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Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.45pm

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

I used to like Brighton, the town (late 80's, early 90's). Antique shops in the Lanes, the Palace pier, pleasant eateries and drinkeries. The Thistle hotel.

Just spent an afternoon/evening in Brighton this weekend. It has disappeared up its own @r5e.
24hour drink stores with metal grills and covered in graffiti. chicken shops and nail bars. Curiosity shops with over-priced tat.
As the evening drew in, there seemed about 50% of the population were homeless and drinking themselves senseless in shop doorways. Cyclists with no lights speeding through pedestrian areas.
Doormen on all the pub entrances, with staggering groups of Hen and Stags drinking themselves into fighting/shagging mode.
spent two hours at the theatre, sitting on really poor seats that gave me a really sore @r5e.
Left the theatre early and made my way to the multi-storey car park. Needed to swipe my ticket to get into the place through the security door. A bloke and a prostitute were in front of me at the pay machine. £4.50 for 2 hours parking 7pm-9pm, and then you had another set of security gates to get your car out through.
And even the Thistle hotel and changed to a Jury's Inn.

And yes, I left Brighton with a sore @r53, but thankfully that was only due to concrete theatre seats

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (25 Mar 2019 3.31pm)

How are Dunk and Duffy

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.47pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Noooo. Have I mentioned the cracking Lidl in naddernan? Not a fan of Crawley though. Or Three Bridges. Where is Meadway? Gillingham and Chatham are not anywhere near the sea by the way. Edited by Mapletree (15 Feb 2019 11.37pm) Didn't Chatham used to have a dockyard? Global warming eh!
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Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.47pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Noooo. Have I mentioned the cracking Lidl in naddernan?

Not a fan of Crawley though. Or Three Bridges.

Where is Meadway? Gillingham and Chatham are not anywhere near the sea by the way.

Edited by Mapletree (15 Feb 2019 11.37pm)

Didn't Chatham used to have a dockyard? Global warming eh!

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.51pm
Originally posted by Willo Littlehampton is far from salubrious and a trip to the drab shopping centre sees one pass a whole host of undesirables.Not a pleasant experience at all.I certainly have NO desire to visit any of the pubs, apart from the 'Arun View' which has been recommended to me by a few people ! Nearby Wick is not much better. Edited by Willo (16 Feb 2019 10.55am) Good fish and chips though, just avoid the town centre
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Horsham 10 Oct 19 6.51pm

Originally posted by Willo

Littlehampton is far from salubrious and a trip to the drab shopping centre sees one pass a whole host of undesirables.Not a pleasant experience at all.I certainly have NO desire to visit any of the pubs, apart from the 'Arun View' which has been recommended to me by a few people !
Nearby Wick is not much better.

Edited by Willo (16 Feb 2019 10.55am)

Good fish and chips though, just avoid the town centre

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 Oct 19 6.55pm
Originally posted by Spiderman Says someone who lives in Croydon Croydon is proper sh@t these days. Can’t deny it. I live in the posh part nowadays with all the well to do Indians. Still prefer the place over where you live though. Proper bunch of middle class c@nts. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 10 Oct 19 6.55pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

Says someone who lives in Croydon

Croydon is proper sh@t these days. Can’t deny it. I live in the posh part nowadays with all the well to do Indians.

Still prefer the place over where you live though. Proper bunch of middle class c@nts.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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