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Reading – it’s the home of some great characters. Berkshire. I’m not going to go into everything that makes Reading the worst town ever, but here’s my top three ladies and gentlemen. Firstly, the high street. It’s like every single person who owns a guitar in the world has decided Reading high street is the new Glastonbury.
St Johns – The pretentious part of Lewisham in reality is just a fugly train station. The gentile residents of St Johns would have you believe their little enclave is a suburban paradise, nestled between the affluent neighbourhoods of Greenwich to the north, Blackheath to the east, Brockley to the south and Telegraph Hill to the west.
I fear for the future of Farnworth. Farnworth, a subdistrict of Bolton, is a town which has never truly left its age-old village mentality in the past. The beginning of the problem stems from being confused about its place in the world. Being situated in between Bolton and Little Hulton, Farnworth is never really sure whether it is Boltonian or ...
huntingdon. The historic town of huntingdon, birthplace of oliver cromwell, hometown of ex tory leader john major and now home to a vast array of *****. With the oxmoor estate playing host to the majority of **** activities. sometimes called the oxmorons estate and is a mecca for single teenage mothers, drug addicts, and child tearaways.
Bewdley summary. 11-16 YEAR OLDS: Bratty overprivileged middle class kids who think they are gangster hardmen –. 18-21: Pub dwelling “something to prove” idiots who cant handle their drink. 21-35: Pub drinkers daily, sad ******* who hit the pubs every night because theres nothing else to do except marry your own family members.
Coleford: The **** of the Forest of Dean. Have you ever walked through a town for several minutes before realising that everyone in it has the same facial features? Yes; everyone in Coleford is related. Brothers marry sisters, uncles marry nieces and I believe there is even a chap named Dave who married his favorite pet sheep.
Tullibody is an apparent quaint little toon in the Heart of Clackmannanshire, but we all know this is just a smoke screen. Tullibody is filled to the brim with Junkies, Ned’s and 10 – 12-year-olds who have already been to Young Offenders twice.
