Places I have no intention of visiting.
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elvisintheclouds
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Re: Places I have no intention of visiting.
The Middle East.
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elvisintheclouds
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That's next Tuesday buggered then!Bag Lady wrote:The Mariana Trench
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PaulinLondon
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Re: Places I have no intention of visiting.
The toilet at Cassis train station.
An utter disgrace.
An utter disgrace.
"Madame, Be in no doubt as to the seriousness of your position". The Day of the Jackal, 1973.
Re: Places I have no intention of visiting.
You are missing out. The Middle East is an amazing place - full of history, great sights, and very friendly people. ( and terrific food). I have been to Yemen, Saudi, UAE (where I lived for three years) , Bahrain, Qatar, Israel, Palestine, Kuwait and Oman. I have also been to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Never had any trouble, and I felt much safer than I do in London on a typical evening. Incidentally, I am Jewish, and all the Arabs I mentioned to this were extremely friendly and welcoming to me - they can of course, distinguish between Jews and the policies of the Israeli Govt. dont make assumptions about a great part of the world because of the views of a minority of mad extremists, most of whom come from Europe, not the Middle East ....jason wrote:The Middle East.
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The Strangler
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Never fancied going to South Africa. Been thinking of going to watch the British Lions, but it would be NZ or Oz for me.
Rugby Union is not only the greatest team sport in the world on the field, but without a shadow of a doubt, is the greatest team sport in the world off the field. Nigel Owens.
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The Strangler
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Tough, you've already been !!pigeon wrote:WALES
Rugby Union is not only the greatest team sport in the world on the field, but without a shadow of a doubt, is the greatest team sport in the world off the field. Nigel Owens.
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Stevie.T-'up north'
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The Strangler wrote:Tough, you've already been !!pigeon wrote:WALES
Sweat and shite and blood!
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PaulinLondon
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I am interested in your use of the words, "...a minority of mad extremists, most of whom come from Europe..."cassini wrote:You are missing out. The Middle East is an amazing place - full of history, great sights, and very friendly people. ( and terrific food). I have been to Yemen, Saudi, UAE (where I lived for three years) , Bahrain, Qatar, Israel, Palestine, Kuwait and Oman. I have also been to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Never had any trouble, and I felt much safer than I do in London on a typical evening. Incidentally, I am Jewish, and all the Arabs I mentioned to this were extremely friendly and welcoming to me - they can of course, distinguish between Jews and the policies of the Israeli Govt. dont make assumptions about a great part of the world because of the views of a minority of mad extremists, most of whom come from Europe, not the Middle East ....jason wrote:The Middle East.
What do you mean ?
"Madame, Be in no doubt as to the seriousness of your position". The Day of the Jackal, 1973.
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Cells&Plasma
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Lol....they have turned the pub opppsite the Station into a Gastro affair too. Bit out of place??!!!Burn e 77 wrote:Visited Basingstoke last Sunday, but it was closed for the day... But nowhere is as grim as Grove Park...
