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Golazo

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Sep 1, 2011
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Live in Earlwood. Played against both of those teams before.

Marconi were absolute effheads on the field, but we once went to the club together and drank up after a match, lol. Fun times.

Dunno about now though - I haven't played comp. in about 6 years.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
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Apr 14, 2005
71,072
Notice how everyone else says 'come here, it's great, we have____, ____ and ____. Whether that is true or not, they are selling it.

British people say 'don't fucking come here, it's shit (and we really hate you taking our jobs, giros and women)'. Also not true.

British mentality :touched:

england is shit, not one redeeming good thing about that wretched place
 

Fred

Senior Member
Oct 2, 2003
41,112
I don't know if i can relate to your case Hoori as i never really lived in my country, also both me and my direct family are living outside our country. Still, i consider Libya home, and no matter how much i live in any other country, i never considered any other country as home. During Gedaffi's time people had little freedom, the country was corrupt, there was very little hope of change. Despite the fact that i considered Libya home i could never live in it during Gedaffi's time. But i went every year, and that more or less made up a little for being away from home. Knowing that at the end of every year you'd go back to your country, see your relatives etc. I personally think you should go for it, what can you do really individually that can change or radically improve your country? Only you know if you are ready to move to a new country, with a completely different culture, lifestyle and language than your own though.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Comparing Cornwall to Carlisle is like chalk and cheese. You can be in Manchester, Bristol or Cardiff and expect 30-40% more rain than anywhere else. Even on this little island it depends.

As for ugly people and crap food....

Inner city life in the Midlands and north can be pretty shitty, in London it can be great.

Personally I can't think of many better places to live than a village in the English countryside. But then if we are talking about someone like Hoori that is no good.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
71,072
Comparing Cornwall to Carlisle is like chalk and cheese. You can be in Manchester, Bristol or Cardiff and expect 30-40% more rain than anywhere else. Even on this little island it depends.

As for ugly people and crap food....

Inner city life in the Midlands and north can be pretty shitty, in London it can be great.

Personally I can't think of many better places to live than a village in the English countryside. But then if we are talking about someone like Hoori that is no good.

where do you live now?
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
54,130
"London is great but the English are too ugly, much uglier than what people say. Why do so many people speak Italian?"

What my brother told me yesterday :D

So seriously, what's with the Italian? My brother and my friend were in a hotel some 10 minutes from Emirates. Is that an area where Italians live?
 

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