The real reason Croydon rules ;)

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old.Jas

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Makes this thread look like the yahoo homepage
 
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Wij

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Ooh, thx for the Hot Gamer or Not link. There's something really satisfying about clicking 1 on every bloke just out of spite :) Except the fat ones. 10 for those happy, portly chappies :D

Some quite nice ladiez in there tho :) Isn't that Kate Whatsername who used to present Chips with Everything ?
 
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Wij

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Don't clap. I gave u a 1 about 10 times there :/
 
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Testin da Cable

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strangely enough Croydon is twinned with Arnhem iirc. We even have a 'Croydon Square', though it's situated in an extremely bad part of town so hardly anyone ever goes there apart from drugdealers, gangsters and suchlike.
 
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MYstIC G

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Originally posted by testin_da_cable
strangely enough Croydon is twinned with Arnhem iirc. We even have a 'Croydon Square', though it's situated in an extremely bad part of town so hardly anyone ever goes there apart from drugdealers, gangsters and suchlike.
It's definatly called Croydon for the right reasons then :)

btw, your new sig a line from a garbage track by any chance?
 
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old.Munkie

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Isn't Croydon full of single mothers?












/or was that Woking I was think of:rolleyes:
 
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Moving Target

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Nah, I don't want to lower you any further ;)
 
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Hashmonster

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me from around croydon, and certain areas are definately turning into no go areas sadly.
 
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Ch3tan

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Yep a few years ago croydon had the highest percentage of single mothers in teh country, and the highest number of teenage pregnancies.

I doubt that thoose figures have dropped.
 
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Will

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Originally posted by Ch3tan
Yep a few years ago croydon had the highest percentage of single mothers in teh country, and the highest number of teenage pregnancies.

I doubt that thoose figures have dropped.
That's one thing I noticed when I worked in a Post Office in one of the rougher parts of Glasgow. Teenage girls only ambition is to get pregnant, so they can move out of home and get a council house of they're own, and plenty of state benefits. Now you all know I'm a liberal guy, and these thoughts don't sit too comfortably in my head.

Just depresses me. It's not like I just assumed this from looking at them either, I know it from talking to them.
 
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bodhi

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Sounds like a chat-up line to me :)


Being from Dundee, I know all about the teenage pregnancy thing. The kids they have are normally more mature than the parents......
 
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Testin da Cable

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Bods and Itchy, your comments scare me. I may be half scots, but begging your pardon I'm glad I don't live there anymore if what you say is true :(




and it did sound a bit like a chat-up line ;)
 
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Will

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Not just a Scottish thing, to be honest, happens all over Britain.

And it wasn't, well, not really. And who'd want to after a conversation like that anyway?
 

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