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I would say reading diagonally like that is pretty difficult.
Rupert Lowe (Millions Must Go)
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What is your part in all of this?
It's all there to read, so go and at least try.
I'm not explaining it to you.
Give up trolling, as you are rubbish at it.
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No one knows what your talking about. This is because they haven't been following this part of the thread.
I have been following this part of the thread yet I haven't got a clue what your going on about. It was just me and blup to start with.
At some point you popped up.
Seems the trolls eyesight has become damaged, when their hypocrisy meters all exploded.
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Rupert was in Manchester's hideous curry mile yesterday, not far from where your wee Spline was born. It is now one of the worst places on God's earth. Watch to the end to see the only white man in Rusholme cycle up and yell the magic word RACIST over and over...
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"I used to come here in the 80s and there were a couple of dozen restaurants, that's why it was called the curry mile."
I smell something!
Unless the Rusholme in the 80s that i visited every week was different to the one he went to...
There were way more than a couple of dozen eateries, there were bakeries, takeaways, clothes shops, groceries, financial institutions, travel agents, a whole high street with a variety of shops, but there was, of course, an emphasis on food.
There have been changes on every High Street in the country, as there have been in Rusholme.
But these shops, in the main, are still there.
As for the signage, it was always brightly lit.
I smell something!
Unless the Rusholme in the 80s that i visited every week was different to the one he went to...
There were way more than a couple of dozen eateries, there were bakeries, takeaways, clothes shops, groceries, financial institutions, travel agents, a whole high street with a variety of shops, but there was, of course, an emphasis on food.
There have been changes on every High Street in the country, as there have been in Rusholme.
But these shops, in the main, are still there.
As for the signage, it was always brightly lit.
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BINGO! The 'It's always been like this' left-wing lie.
Have you been down there SINCE the 1980s SS?
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Of course!
And, predictably as ever, you didn't quote the part that alluded to that...
And, predictably as ever, you didn't quote the part that alluded to that...
To give him credit the major transformation was late 1960s and early 1970s. So getting confused between something 40 years ago and 50 years ago is reasonable. He would only have been visiting as a teenager though, probably for a curry. Objecting to the trend of business to cluster together is an odd choice though. Its basic economics.
BBC - Manchester - History - The making of 'Curry Mile'
Wilmslow Road in Rusholme has been known as Manchester's 'Curry Mile' since the 80s, but it's been the home of South Asian cuisine for much longer.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Spline's delirium worsens.
