Thanks, I think Kilburn is just miffed that we all live in great parts of the world and he's stuck in Canada! :=)
Off Topic An Americans view of England
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Thanks, I think Kilburn is just miffed that we all live in great parts of the world and he's stuck in Canada! :=)
Now I could post an alternative "A Canadian's view of America", or perhaps vice versa, eh, huh for you guys!
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And some people like being stuck in Essex! ( or the American Essex, New Jersey)
Especially here:-
A seaside village in Essex is the most deprived neighbourhood in England, government figures show.
Jaywick, near Clacton, was found to be the country's most deprived area, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has reported.
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Jaywick was created in the 1930s as a holiday resort for motor car enthusiasts for the summer months
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-34401236
Enjoyed that. Two points or questions if you prefer?
1 Are you David Mac in disguise? Swords won't have read it because you didn't finish it off in 6 lines.
2 Who are the fat bastards then? Surely that crown must still belong on your side of the pond. Just about.
1 Are you David Mac in disguise? Swords won't have read it because you didn't finish it off in 6 lines.
2 Who are the fat bastards then? Surely that crown must still belong on your side of the pond. Just about.