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Are you proud of where you come from?

Just a general question here, don't really know why im asking it:redface:

I'm proud of where I come from but my home-town is basically a sh*t-hole The highest paid job is working at the steelworkers or hospital and these will close it :frown:. It's full of chavs and mainly council estates, in fact there is show on tonight in my hometown called Skint on Channel 4 :P

Can't want to leave but proud of where I come from :smile:

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Realised this is the wrong place could an admin move this to the right place please sorry.
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Reply 1
Beverley is a nice town with a unique sort of culture and interesting history...but I can't wait to leave it to go to uni :tongue:
Reply 2
Original post by Scotus
Beverley is a nice town with a unique sort of culture and interesting history...but I can't wait to leave it to go to uni :tongue:


Agreed only been once but miles better than Scunthorpe and enjoy uni :biggrin:
Reply 3
Nope, i plan on watching skint tonight thought to find out what my taxes pay for haha
Reply 4
I'm from Istanbul, don't like it here but not ashamed of it either. Pride would be an overstatement.
Don't really care anymore either since I'll be moving to Newcastle in September. :awesome:
Reply 5
Yorkshire: Definitely.
My town (Mexborough): Proud to have escaped.

Uni town (Chester): Sort of.
Reply 6
It's not where you come from it's where you're going that matters.

A famous saying from whom I can't attribute
Reply 7
Original post by Anazoth
Nope, i plan on watching skint tonight thought to find out what my taxes pay for haha


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Original post by Jam198
It's not where you come from it's where you're going that matters.

A famous saying from whom I can't attribute


So true hope my future isn't in Scunthorpe but it will always be a part of me.
Reply 8
Original post by Darren96
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So true hope my future isn't in Scunthorpe but it will always be a part of me.


Hahaha, sounds like where i live :colondollar: I'm one of the small percentage who is wanting out of this place, no idea how people can actually enjoy living that lifestyle to be honest.:confused:
Reply 9
Original post by T'archer
Yorkshire: Definitely.


Us Yorkshire folk are always reet proud of where we come from. :biggrin:
Although its sort of mixed for Guiseley (my hometown), it used to be run down and chav infested, but over the past couple of years its improved quite a bit.

Oh, and I'll always be proud to be from Leeds (home city) :smile:
I'm from Wigan. So no, not really. Though it has gotten nicer over the last few years
Reply 11
I love my town even though there's nothing to do! :nooo: You just go to a shop and come back from it :mmm: In summer we have something to do as we have ice cream event :h: But people become like animals since a helicopter drops down lots of tokens for free ice cream and there's a mass pile of people trying to catch them :K:
Reply 12
Original post by ForgetMe
I love my town even though there's nothing to do! :nooo: You just go to a shop and come back from it :mmm: In summer we have something to do as we have ice cream event :h: But people become like animals since a helicopter drops down lots of tokens for free ice cream and there's a mass pile of people trying to catch them :K:


bit like my town apart from the ice cream :P eventho my home town has been embarrassed on Channel 4 tonight i'm proud of it.
Reply 13
Original post by Darren96
bit like my town apart from the ice cream :P eventho my home town has been embarrassed on Channel 4 tonight i'm proud of it.


Well, it's not even worth going there to get free ice cream :tongue: How many people live in your town? :mmm:
Reply 14
Original post by Darren96
bit like my town apart from the ice cream :P eventho my home town has been embarrassed on Channel 4 tonight i'm proud of it.


Wouldn't worry about it, mine was on tv last week lol :colondollar:
Reply 15
I'm from Stoke-on-Trent and it's pretty dire. Full of chavs and people who are content with a mediocre life. I'm planning to up sticks and move to Edinburgh the first chance I get as my fiancé is from there originally and it's just an amazing place.
Reply 16
I'm from Nice, south of France and I am as proud as I can be about that lovely city :moon: how can I not be? There's a beach :ahee:

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Reply 17
Yeah, I am proud of coming from Manchester. Its a decent city and more importantly, the people are the best in the country.
My home suburb? Yes - it's leafy, safe and has some really lovely people and some great amenities right on the doorstep. There are some great views of beautiful rural North Yorkshire from here, too. :yep:

My home town (Middlesbrough)? Partly. It's ugly and (judging from reports, anyway) rough in many places, but it's got some pleasant green spaces, some nice down-to-earth people and a decent variety of stuff to do for a town of its size. It's definitely not as pretty and cosmopolitan as, say, nearby Newcastle and York, though.
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Original post by Darren96
bit like my town apart from the ice cream :P eventho my home town has been embarrassed on Channel 4 tonight i'm proud of it.


Channel 4 hasn't embarrassed your home town as much as it has embarrassed mine. Just do a Google search for something like 'channel 4 middlesbrough 2007' if you don't know what I'm talking about. :tongue:

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