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by **NANNY RED** » Sun Jun 01, 2008 2:26 pm

Igor Zidane wrote:Good job i'm scouse and not english ,i agree with everything you say BM England is a sespit , . Liverpool on the other hand is gods little acre , an oasis at the side of the desert that is England if you will . It's utopia .it's shangrilar , it's heaven on earth .

Apart from Speke ,which is a sh1thole , but there you go ,can't have everthing mate.

Your best sticking to Mrs Jessop land ,mate.

Spot on Igor but id have to throw Netherley in there with Speke.

Weve actualy been talking latley about moving abroad ive already got a house in Cyprus and spend most of the summer there but it coming to the point now where id be prepared to move there for good.

The only thing thats stoppin me at the mo is my mam i just couldnt leave her.

But i agree with you Bamaga the NHS is in a total shambles, dont even get me started on the schools. But its not the people who work in these deptments that are at fault its the :censored:

law makers in this country

by **Bad Bob** » Sun Jun 01, 2008 3:55 pm

Igor Zidane wrote:Liverpool on the other hand...it's shangrilar

by **Sabre** » Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:05 pm

Come to Spain!! But don't forget bringing your women too, I don't want my country becomes a forest of penis!!!!

by **Bad Bob** » Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:32 pm

Sabre wrote:I don't want my country becomes a forest of penis!!!!

Crying here. :laugh:

by **mr_weed_80@hotmail.com** » Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:42 pm

my mates from poland, ireland and scotland say we have insanely good healthcare (mainly cos its free)

and the taxes, just move on, if we didnt pay them our economy would turn to sh*t. but i agree the rich ppl avoid payin taxes which knocks me right off

i say we leave banana skins all over louis hamilton's house, watch him trip over haha ah im easily amused

by **66-1112520797** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 7:38 am

Weve actualy been talking latley about moving abroad ive already got a house in Cyprus and spend most of the summer there but it coming to the point now where id be prepared to move there for good.

Moved to Cyprus Nanny, just think you'll be that little bit closer to me.

by **NANNY RED** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:12 am

Bamaga man wrote:
Weve actualy been talking latley about moving abroad ive already got a house in Cyprus and spend most of the summer there but it coming to the point now where id be prepared to move there for good.

Moved to Cyprus Nanny, just think you'll be that little bit closer to me.

Oh by the way sorry if i got you into trouble when you was here with me chatting to your other half , I was smashed :laugh:

Nice girl though

by **66-1112520797** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:17 am

NANNY RED wrote:
Bamaga man wrote:
Weve actualy been talking latley about moving abroad ive already got a house in Cyprus and spend most of the summer there but it coming to the point now where id be prepared to move there for good.

Moved to Cyprus Nanny, just think you'll be that little bit closer to me.

Oh by the way sorry if i got you into trouble when you was here with me chatting to your other half , I was smashed Nice girl though

No problem Nanny, I think she was half cut at the time also as she said you sounded like a nice geezer. :upside:

I knew she didnt think you was a woman, as she talked to me straight afterwards, usually its the silent treatment.

by **Judge** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:22 am

i wonder if anyone knows the reason why somwone gets homesick

there is a scientific reason for it

by **66-1112520797** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:30 am

Judge wrote:i wonder if anyone knows the reason why somwone gets homesick

there is a scientific reason for it

What is it then.

As I got homesick in the UK and was desperate to get back here. :laugh:

by **Judge** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:20 pm

Bamaga man wrote:
Judge wrote:i wonder if anyone knows the reason why somwone gets homesick

there is a scientific reason for it

What is it then.

As I got homesick in the UK and was desperate to get back here.

apparantly its to do with the magnetic field on the earth at the place of your birth has an effect.

if you move some distance from that place, the brain can experience a feeling of loss, or if you like homesickness.

the brain can be directly influenced by those fields, especially in the developing brain and can indeed promote strong feelings of the homesickness, even in the absense to that person as to why.

in short, the magnetic field of the earth is different all over, and as such could, as it is hypothesised, create those feelings.

even for those who were born many miles away from where they live now, can feel homesick, even if there life has almost been spent away from their birthplace, and have no memory of being there, as they were too young to remember!!

there are exceptions to this rule but.......

interesting aint it

by **Roger Red Hat** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:22 pm

...and then you look at the beautiful countryside we have over here. Places like North yorkshire or parts of Suffolk or up towards the peak district, Eden Vally, cumbria. Places that are untouched/unspoilt by development. In the area i live in North yorkshire our villages have really low crime rates and we dont get antisocial behaviour from youths. York hospital is clean, the markets are hustle and bustle but without any problems. If someone bumps into you they say sorry, not hurl abuse at you. This country has some lovely places to live. Makes me proud to be british.

if you dont like it you have a choice, dont come back. simple as.

by **bigmick** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:28 pm

Where abouts in North Yorkshire do you live Lee? I'm originally from Scarborough meself.

by **dawson99** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 1:08 pm

Lee J wrote:...and then you look at the beautiful countryside we have over here. Places like North yorkshire or parts of Suffolk or up towards the peak district, Eden Vally, cumbria. Places that are untouched/unspoilt by development. In the area i live in North yorkshire our villages have really low crime rates and we dont get antisocial behaviour from youths. York hospital is clean, the markets are hustle and bustle but without any problems. If someone bumps into you they say sorry, not hurl abuse at you. This country has some lovely places to live. Makes me proud to be british.

if you dont like it you have a choice, dont come back. simple as.

fecknig well said. this country has a shed load of problems, but most are caused byt he idiots who live here. personally i think the further north you go the nicer the people are...
but things will never change if people just leave, the hospitals that i know of are nice, the councils are very helpful from my experience and things could be so much fecking worse.
the main prob we have is the nany state, no smoking, no drinking, no fun really.

but i love it here, the only other country id consider moving to is scotland, but england is still a great country

by **Roger Red Hat** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 1:30 pm

bigmick - I live near Selby. beautiful town and great people.

Dawson - too right mate. This is my country and I would recommend to anyone exploring its countryside and some of the lovely towns we have over here.

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