Meeting new people with little or no money - Is it possible??

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Lucy1982 wrote: »

115K - This is how we meet people on a budget :rotfl:

I was chatting to someone yesterday who works in Manchester and had guesstimated 100,000 Rangers fan were outside his office :eek: He was dreading trying to go home :rotfl:

That sounded awful, I don't know why the police would be surprised tho, put alcohol and football together usually seems to beget violence
(beget - I'm going biblical this morning.)

jinky67

In defence of ones country..
can I just point out we dont generally have a problem with violence in Scotland...not relating to football anyway!!

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jinky67 wrote: »

In defence of ones country..
can I just point out we dont generally have a problem with violence in Scotland...not relating to football anyway!!

I have never been to Scotland, I keep meaning to do the NYE thing Hogmonnay? (sp)
(we do usually have a problem with violence in London.:rolleyes: )

Riq

I was very disappointed with Hogmonnay, I went to 2007/2008 new year just gone.

It was okay, but nothing special, wouldn't go again.

jinky67

i have never seen the attraction in celebrating Hogmanay in Glasgow or edinburgh...too cold !!

Anarchist

I'm sure that I'm in the same situation as a lot of people here, I've recently split up with my ex who kind of dictated my life for the last five years - all my friends were her friends after I moved in with her up north (leaving my friends and family behind).

When we split it sorta meant that I don't have anything besides work, sad I know!

I'm just starting to try and get back into things, but this whole friend finding thing is a whole lot harder than I remember it all those years ago Everyone round where I now live is only interested in football and going out into town and getting wasted, which I'm not really too bothered about either of (yawn).

Lucy1982_2

Chip_Hazard wrote: »

I'm coming to Wiltshire today..... along the A350 .......


mwuahahahahahahahaha ( evil laugh, that's supposed to be :eek: ).

Picking up an exercise bike from a friend in Box....

:rotfl:

I'll look out of a man with an exercise bike

Lucy1982_2

Anarchist wrote: »

I'm sure that I'm in the same situation as a lot of people here, I've recently split up with my ex who kind of dictated my life for the last five years - all my friends were her friends after I moved in with her up north (leaving my friends and family behind).

When we split it sorta meant that I don't have anything besides work, sad I know!

I'm just starting to try and get back into things, but this whole friend finding thing is a whole lot harder than I remember it all those years ago Everyone round where I now live is only interested in football and going out into town and getting wasted, which I'm not really too bothered about either of (yawn).

Hi

Welcome aboard!! There are loads of suggestions towards the beginning of the thread, but join in. Have a chat and sometimes I cider!!

Chip_Hazard

Lucy1982 wrote: »

:rotfl:

I'll look out of a man with an exercise bike

Look out OF a man with an exercise bike? What sort of English do they teach you kids nowadays....:mad: . What would you be doing in a man anyway? Oops, just thought that sounds a bit pervy....:A

Lucy1982_2

Chip_Hazard wrote: »

Look out OF a man with an exercise bike? What sort of English do they teach you kids nowadays....:mad: . What would you be doing in a man anyway? Oops, just thought that sounds a bit pervy....:A

:rotfl:

I studied English Literature at uni and you expect me to have good english!!! :rolleyes:

Ok I will look out for a man with a bike (:rotfl: )