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Best county in UK and why ?


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Grounded
  Mar 6, 08, 07:06  #31

TripTic wrote:
No i think you can't do this. I'm well known up there as a "Best Polish Lad in Yorkshire" :):)


Better than "the only gay in the village" :-)

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TripTic
  Mar 6, 08, 07:09  #32

I don't know what is like. No one never, ever called me like that. Maybe you can tell me what is like Mr G ?


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ShelleyS
  Mar 6, 08, 07:13  #33

TripTic wrote:
No i think you can't do this. I'm well known up there as a "Best Polish Lad in Yorkshire" :):)


You'd be surprised at what I can do Mr T, so be nice about blackpudding ;-)

LondonChick wrote:
or better still.... Colne!!


I had a date with a guy from Colne many many years ago, that was enough..but not been out in Burnley yet they always come to Manchester, keep threatening to go up there to some "Working Mens Club" now thats class...they have a Tina Tuner looki liki on, on a Sunday LOL


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Arise_St_George
Edited by: Arise_St_George  Mar 14, 08, 06:18  #34

Lancashire is the best county to live in. There are many small villages where you would feel comfortable walking alone at night without the need to fear being attacked. Where you can bring up your children safely. I live in Kirkham and it is no urban area. People have alot of pride in these small villages. People, regardless of whether you know them or not, smile and say good morning/evening as you walk down the streets. There are a few villages like this in Lancashire. It's a good old fashioned English friendly village, HOWEVER they're less tolerant of non-whites compared to the South. So if you're black these villages perhaps aren't the best places to come to. Even in the pub during a football match you get people shouting "YOU BLACK B......" and nothing is said.


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Finefilly
  Mar 24, 08, 10:35  #35

How about Lincolnshire? It's HUGE!

I used to live in a village called Little Bytham and I was always amazed by the safety of the place ... I often left my car and house unlocked. I remember being able to see a completely uninterrupted view of the stars at night.

Lincolnshire's great because it's got such a varied landscape. The flat fens down in the south where anything grows (but keep warm when the wind blows - it'll go straight through you) to the Wolds and the Lincoln cliff further north. Just when you think you've run out of county there's more the other side of Lincoln and beyond Market Rasen. It's also got some amazing coastline.

The only thing I don't like about this county is the Lincolnshire Imp - malevolent looking thing to have as a county symbol!

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Wroclaw Boy
  Mar 24, 08, 10:44  #36

The UK is an old "time served" country! How much more can good old blighty take? 65,000,000 -75,000,000 living in a great country the size of a small state of America and still they come in their thousands.

I lived on the South Coast with three main motorways serving the district and still chokka at peak times. When are we going to start saying no??


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dannybhoy
  Mar 24, 08, 13:22  #37

Argyllshire in Scotland is beautiful

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szarlotka
  Mar 24, 08, 14:31  #38

It has to be Dorset. Look at what has come from there:

- Thomas Hardy
- Lawrence of Arabia
- The Tolpuddle Martyrs (birth of the trade union movement)
- Home of the best fossils in the UK (no, not Bournemouth's pensioners, I mean the fossil beds at Lyme Regis)
- Badger Beer

And if it comes down to a tie break, where else has a river called Piddle?

Dorset, Dorset, Dorset,
The county where I want to be,
Pony trekking or camping,
Or just watching TV.
Dorset, Dorset, Dorset,
It's the county for me.


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espana
  Mar 24, 08, 14:46  #39

best country in uk is gibraltar
a few monkeys live there.

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szarlotka
  Mar 24, 08, 14:48  #40

espana wrote:
a few monkeys live there.


We'll do a deal with you Espana. You guys can have Gibraltar back if you allow Fernando Torres to become English!


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espana
  Mar 24, 08, 14:51  #41

szarlotka wrote:
Fernando Torres

there is no way he is going to score the winning goal when we knock poland out of the eurocup

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clunkshift
  Mar 25, 08, 09:49  #42

Hampshire.
1. Winchester Cathedral has real kings buried in it (not those Anglo-Germans)
2. Sea port with 4 high tides per day
3. Irony - New Forest which is old and largely treeless
4. Climate - warmer than the North, dryer than the West and less snow than the East
5. Good Beer - Pompey Royal or Horndean
6. National Motor Museum (Beaulieu) & Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum
7. Cricket was invented here
8. You can understand the natives when they speak English
9. Jane Austen, William Cobbett, Charles Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle, Craig David, Benny Hill, Ken Russell,
10. We've been dealing with foreign invasions for centuries


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ShelleyS
  Mar 25, 08, 11:17  #43

clunkshift wrote:
Craig David


You were doing okay until you mentioned.............Crrrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaig David...

I must say many a long summer spent in Hampshire and I know the history of the Vic better than the tour guides...You forgot to mention Navy Day and Cows..its been a long time so I expect its changed..

But Lancashire is by far the best.


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osiol
  Mar 25, 08, 13:00  #44

clunkshift wrote:
You can understand the natives when they speak English

The people of Clackmannanshire say almost the same thing.

clunkshift wrote:
Sea port

Is that the good one or the bad one?

11. It's not far from the Isle of Wight.


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Bartolome
  Mar 25, 08, 16:32  #45

Argyll & Bute - if you're gale-, cold-, and waterproof. When I change oil in my au-to-mo-bile, I guess I know where to hit the road to.


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