Describe your city/town in two words
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I actually quite liked Penrith on my brief visits to it.Grouchy Imp said:
I never stayed too long, it was more just a place to stop over on my way to Carlisle though. But, as somebody who has lived their lives mostly in cities, it was a nice change of pace.
As far my current location goes:
"Old, New".
A lay-off on the way to Carlisle huh? So how is the amphetamine business doing?The Lunatic said:
[sub][sub]I'm having a pop at Carlisle, not you.
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Judging by Carlisle itself, I'd say pretty well, honestly!Grouchy Imp said:A lay-off on the way to Carlisle huh? So how is the amphetamine business doing?The Lunatic said:
[sub][sub]I'm having a pop at Carlisle, not you.
I went to University in Carlisle for a bit. Was okay. Transferred elsewhere.
Santa Clarita, CA - Literally Average.
Nothing goes on in this semi bustling town of bi-polar weather patterns. Perfect venue for serial killers trying to start a new quiet life since it's quite hospitable, but again, nothing special.... it's impossible to get a job here if that counts.
Nothing goes on in this semi bustling town of bi-polar weather patterns. Perfect venue for serial killers trying to start a new quiet life since it's quite hospitable, but again, nothing special.... it's impossible to get a job here if that counts.
Former goldmine
Seems about the most accurate. There's no real way to describe it that well in just two words. It's a smallish not particularly significant city, but it has a few oldish grand impressive looking buildings, because once upon a time there was a lot of gold in the area, and it was very wealthy back then.
Seems about the most accurate. There's no real way to describe it that well in just two words. It's a smallish not particularly significant city, but it has a few oldish grand impressive looking buildings, because once upon a time there was a lot of gold in the area, and it was very wealthy back then.
Amsterdam/Netherlands - Open minded. Tourists probably know it for the obvious reasons, but other than that it's a really nice town with lots of history and culture. Also if you like tall blond chicks on bicycles, you've come to the right place.
Beachmere: Bogan Bushland.
It's surrounded by the bush, it has bush in it, and there's bogans abound.
It's surrounded by the bush, it has bush in it, and there's bogans abound.
Turnpike Exit
When my family first moved to the flyspeck town, that's all it was: a place to switch from US highways to the toll road and back. We had one off-brand grocery store, two off-brand sandwich shops, and only two traffic lights. The road we lived on was two miles of dirt. My school had less than 100 kids in each year. Hard to get more rural.
Now we've got McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts, Subway, Hannaford, a dozen of those white-bread, middle-class housing developments with names like Shadybrook Village, and the town center has been re-engineered twice for improved traffic flow.
When my family first moved to the flyspeck town, that's all it was: a place to switch from US highways to the toll road and back. We had one off-brand grocery store, two off-brand sandwich shops, and only two traffic lights. The road we lived on was two miles of dirt. My school had less than 100 kids in each year. Hard to get more rural.
Now we've got McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts, Subway, Hannaford, a dozen of those white-bread, middle-class housing developments with names like Shadybrook Village, and the town center has been re-engineered twice for improved traffic flow.
Corby- Scottish chavs.
Its the largest collection of Scottish people outside of Scotland and its absolutely full of chavs although they are slowly being out competed by the eastern Europeans who actually want a job.
Its the largest collection of Scottish people outside of Scotland and its absolutely full of chavs although they are slowly being out competed by the eastern Europeans who actually want a job.