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the midlands

im starting to feel left out. We've had threads about the north and south, but none about the midlands!

so, who else lives in the best part of the country? :biggrin:

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Me yay!!!!

east midlands! so kinda

Reply 3

Nylex

Dickie

im starting to feel left out. We've had threads about the north and south, but none about the midlands!

so, who else lives in the best part of the country? :biggrin:

During term time, I do.

Reply 4

Che

Rugby, Formerly Birmingham, Wahey Up The Brummies

Reply 5

Fluffy

Now in London, but me a brummie!

Reply 6

ruthiepoothie

Che

Rugby, Formerly Birmingham, Wahey Up The Brummies

i live in solihull (well, very near there anyway) would prefer to live in either peak district, yorkshire (north), scotland, or pembrokeshire......but its ok here! :biggrin:

Reply 7

maximusmak

Dickie

im starting to feel left out. We've had threads about the north and south, but none about the midlands!

so, who else lives in the best part of the country? :biggrin:

we got virtually everythin in brum, aanythin to be honest, specailly when you live near the centre like myself, i mean take shoppin for examples, we got the bullring, what more do u want

Reply 8

Dickie

maximusmak

we got virtually everythin in brum, aanythin to be honest, specailly when you live near the centre like myself, i mean take shoppin for examples, we got the bullring, what more do u want

ive not actually been to the BR yet! I live nearer to merry(!) hill, and havent really needed to trek over to the city yet.

Reply 9

maximusmak

Dickie

ive not actually been to the BR yet! I live nearer to merry(!) hill, and havent really needed to trek over to the city yet.

it aint all that, i mean its got everythin yuo need, as is close to many theme parks and al that, but its got nufin special.

but its got clean water unlike london, av u tasted the water there, yukkkkk

Reply 10

Mr_Scruffy

i live near Birmingham in Walsall

Reply 11

Fluffy

Mr_Scruffy

i live near Birmingham in Walsall

Ahhh! Fond memories of the illuminations :cool:

Reply 12

Helenia

I definitely do in the holidays, and sort of do at the moment (Cambridge is not really South, after all). My friends all accuse me of being Northern :mad:

Reply 13

fishpaste

Stoke is awful, but Birmingham seems quite nice, from what you see on the train.

Reply 14

Niaya

well i used to live in coventry moved down south but i go back alot i popped over to the bullring the ova week and i thought the sushi bar in selfidges was amazin but it was full

Reply 15

Helenia

fishpaste

Stoke is awful, but Birmingham seems quite nice, from what you see on the train.

Centre of Birmingham is quite cool now actually. There are some less nice bits, but the middle is great. Have only been to Waterworld in Stoke.

Reply 16

Dickie

Helenia

Centre of Birmingham is quite cool now actually. There are some less nice bits, but the middle is great. Have only been to Waterworld in Stoke.

waterworld is cool. not been there in ages tho...

Reply 17

maximusmak

fishpaste

Stoke is awful, but Birmingham seems quite nice, from what you see on the train.

u tellin me u aint been there before?

well to be honest i cant tell the difference from one city to another, unless if it had a unique site, i.e. big ben, or here in bham, the bullring, or via the accent, it all looks the same to me otherwise

Reply 18

......?

i used to live in grantham in lincolnshire, and now in the south everyone calls me a northener, and if i go to the north or midlands they call me a southerner.