Just won two first class open return tickets...

Naetha

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Overdriven said:
Hmm... London is allways a cool place to go if you like seeing shops (Oxford Street/Piccadillyetc)


Open Return for how long?

Not sure, but it needs to be booked 6 weeks in advance.

Think it is gonna be London tbh - haven't been there for non-work stuff for over two years :)

As for the other women comments...I'll leave that up to your own imagination ;)
 

evzy

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If you do want to come to Wales - let me know - I will have a word with the Border Patrol so they let you in. We are having to start keeping the rabble out tbh, every friday trying to get home whilst some english twonk tries to get his Fiat Pathetic 1.0litre up a hill with a caravan in tow and 7 kids in the backseat kinda slows me down ....AND I AINT TAKING IT NO MORE GRRRRRRR !!!!!
 

Serbitar

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I'll actually be travelling through north wales on saturday on my way to Holyhead to go sea fishing with some m8s
 

Cozak

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Newcastle! I just moved down to Leeds last week for uni. Its pretty much exactly the same as Newcastle, just less river and bridges :p
 

GimmlyTheDorf

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To Heathrow then get a plane to Amsterdam :) I will be later this year or early next year(hopefully)
 

scarloc

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Edinburgh is nice :] Or come out to Grimsby and we'll get wasted!
 

Killswitch

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Come to Bradford first-class and hang with me and Golena!! You know you want to!!
 

Cadiva

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Cozak said:
Newcastle! I just moved down to Leeds last week for uni. Its pretty much exactly the same as Newcastle, just less river and bridges :p

While I sort of agree, Leeds does have a rather large River - the Aire - and a canal so it's got quite a number of bridges :p

Both cities are absolutely brilliant tho.

Naetha, if you've never been to Glasgow, I can recommend there. It's a wonderful city with loads to do and see including the fabulous Rennie Mackintosh stuff if you're into architecture and other fabulous Art Nouveau works.

If not, London always works cos it is so bloody expensive to go there by train and there's always something to do in the old capital.
 

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