I hate London.

[motorbiking]

I like London, you can walk most of the best bits in under 3 hours. I'm there a couple of days a week, though the muff has mostly gone away for the winter. if you want to see flash cars - then walk up from green park towards mayfair and you'll see lots of cool stuff, normally with parking tickets on.

 

[Ian H]

With your misses? To see the Muff!

Is that wise

Window shopping

 

[sodthisforfun]

With your misses? To see the Muff!

Is that wise

Can look but don't touch?!

 

[wobs]

Spoof news is there for you:
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/london-****-20180917177394

I went a month or two ago, and when I got home, I thought "ah, sanity".

London is awful, but it can be useful to go to remind you how bad it is. Ok, there's lots to see etc. but more than a day there is just unthinkable.

And I certainly couldn't take the kids.

 

[sodthisforfun]

I like living on the outskirts. Don't venture into town much anymore, but nice to be near. I do hate the traffic though. I can remember having to get from North London to just the other side of Chelsea Bridge and it took me 3 hours because I was half hour late leaving home and left at 7am!

 

[Ian H]

Can look but don't touch?!

**** bank.

Spoof news is there for you:
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/london-****-20180917177394

Some crackers on there

 

[sodthisforfun]

**** bank.

And there I was thinking what a lovely young man you were

 

[empip]

City strife !!

-0-

 

[Bodd]

**** bank

Thilf

 

[securespark]

Bankety bank?

 

[securespark]

Why? because....the public transport system is rubbish at the weekends.

Better than public transport at the weekends in Manchester...

 

[Ian H]

Bankety bank?

More like Blankety Blank since the Op

 

[securespark]

Join the club!

 

[vinty]

We used to go up to speakers corner in Hyde park on a Sunday mornings to listen to the characters who used to stand on beer crates and make speeches about the first thing came that came into their heads.
Don't know whether speakers corner still exists these days, back then you could talk about anything, race, religion, politics, people were more tolerant.

 

[Bodd]

We used to go up to speakers corner in Hyde park on a Sunday mornings to listen to the characters who used to stand on beer crates and make speeches about the first thing came that came into their heads.
Don't know whether speakers corner still exists these days, back then you could talk about anything, race, religion, politics, people were more tolerant.

I believe it does but gets hijacked by radicales