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Driver
Join Date: 9 Jun 2005
Posts: 627
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I'm interested to know where any adults out there live, and where any younger people plan to live. I got thinking on this when talking to friends (from the forum). A lot of people, I noticed, intend to live in London when they are adults. So, please let me know where you plan to live, or where you already live if you have already left home. I personally also want to live in London.
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Banned
Join Date: 8 Jun 2005
Location: Cornwall
Posts: 1,666
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i preasently live in Camborne, Cornwall.
I plan to move to leeds when college is over, and go to the uni there, or possibley somewhere else. |
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Ticket Seller
Join Date: 9 Jun 2005
Location: Loughborough
Posts: 198
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I live in cumbria, and I would like to continue living here.
however, employment must take priority and this may mean that I have to move to an urban area. |
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DoctorJamie
On Moderation
Join Date: 8 Jun 2005
Location: Loughborough
Posts: 975
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I live in Loughborough and I love it here, it's a nice country town, even if we're more of a Small City, and I intend to live here as long as possible.
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Plan on living, in, hmm, Amersham!
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My future control panel?
Chief Executive
Join Date: 7 Jun 2005
Posts: 1,175
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Valentarator
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Join Date: 19 Jun 2005
Location: Variant unknown
Posts: 6,604
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Hmm, well I've got some choices. Obviously it'll depend on where the work is.
Currently, and I know I'm breaking my own rule here, I live in Ravenhill. I'd like to live in Newcastle. Why? I don't know for sure. I want to live 'oop North' though. As I said, it depends on where the work is.
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FGWFan, I'm sure you'd like to live in Old Oak Common depot.
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Valentarator
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Join Date: 19 Jun 2005
Location: Variant unknown
Posts: 6,604
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OK, here's a more full list of where I'd like to live:
Edinburgh Glasgow Newcastle Crewe OOC LE LA RG ZC ... You get the picture. Obviously half of those aren't possible, but it would be awesome.
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Banned
Join Date: 11 Jun 2005
Posts: 976
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Highlands of Scotland is my plans 8)
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Random Idiot
RPI
Join Date: 1 Jul 2005
Location: That place with all the Chav's
Posts: 313
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I live in Frolesworth, Leicestershire
I want to (Eventually) Live near The Severn Valley Railway
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Driver Manager
Join Date: 14 Aug 2005
Posts: 722
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I live in Bournemouth but when the kids leave home (soon i hope
Was born in Portsmouth but could never move back there. |
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Driver
Join Date: 4 Jul 2005
Location: Prudhoe, Tyne Valley, Northumberland
Posts: 633
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I live in Ryton, in the Tyne Valley, just seven miles from Newcastle's Quayside, where I work in an office adjacent to the ECML viaduct. I can cycle to work in 30 minutes, home in 40 'cos the last two miles are uphill. By road, we are just 90 minutes from the Lake District, 30 minutes from the beach and two hours from Edinburgh. By rail, about 2 hours 45 minutes from London. We live three miles from MetroCentre, Europe's largest out of town shopping centre, but it's also rural enough to be able to walk up the Tyne Valley, past George Stephenson's birthplace, to some rural real ale pubs in Wylam. For me and Mrs eezypeazy, it's a perfect mix of nearly rural with all the benefits of a big city....
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Lord High Executioner
Administrator
Join Date: 27 Jul 2005
Location: Edinburgh/Doncaster
Posts: 3,717
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Doncaster... but I doubt I'll stay for too long in the future as employment in the IT field is zilch.
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Driver
Join Date: 9 Jun 2005
Posts: 627
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