Re: No Chooks For Xmas ;-(
- From: "PammyT" <fenlandfowl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 23:12:47 -0000
"Mark" <a@xxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Oddly enough my trail is nearly the same.
> I was raised in Aberdeenshire and then moved near Sheffield.
> But never in the country.
>
> Well the things i like are :-
> Complete lack of crime
> Clean
> Fresh Air
> Chickens!
> Empty roads (with pot holes)
> No speed cameras!
>
> Don't likes are:-
> Can't by (insert anything other than spuds) anywhere.
> Everything costs 30% more than the UK price
> The wages are roughly 30% LESS than the UK wages (so that doesn't help)
> Racist people
> Small minded , blinkered views of the people here.
> Complete lack of awareness of the outside world.
> Oh and none of the good catholic irish girls will entertain an
> English bloke for a second so would be single for next 40 years if i
stayed
> :-)
> Irish TV is DIRE, thank god for Sky.
>
> Guess there are more dislikes than likes but i could put up with some of
> them.
> The fact there is virtually no crime is worth staying.
> A recent newpaper headline here was "Man charged with shouting at woman."
> And thats a lgit headline. They are always the same kind of thing.
> Its 100% employment almost too which means everyone is too busy to comit
any
> crime.
>
> I have worked everywhere from Texas to Totness but no one will give me a
job
> here so i have
> to assume its not my problem.
>
> Right on with the packing, nearly done.
I am glad you are moving back to the city as you are obviously at home
there. If you lived in the country with all 'facilities 5 minutes walk away,
you wouldn't be in the country would you?
Personally I have had my gut full of Londooners who move to my part of the
world then moan about there not being 24/7 shopping and "no facilities for
the kiddies" and no shop on the dooorstep. WTF do you want for goodness
sakes?
Living in the country means living miles away from shops and restuarants. It
means a drive in the car if you run out of milk. It means being fairly
isolated.
If you then moan and whinge about the place that you live, you can bet the
locals will give you short shrift and no want to bother about you.
Imagine me moving to London and then moaning all the time about the noise,
fumes, too many people, no open fields etc etc etc.
.
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