Guys what did you think of Manchester (as a city?)

[Bluenose]

When you've lived there for 20-odd years like did, maybe you'll see how it can be improved, you Brummie-lover!!!
*rasp*


> RUBBISH!!!!!!!!

> It pains me to say it about Birmingham, but it doesn't compare to
> Manchester.

 

[lucy]

Re: Hey, so do I!

> It's my second choice after Oxford, and let's face it my chances are low
> there, so it looks like Manchester. I don't think I'm going to be able to
> afford the accomidation prices there! Have you seen them? Ridiculous!

No...damn.
But I was also considering LSE, so at least it's got to be cheaper than that. Are you doing your A Levels this year or next?

 

[Dagenham Dave]

Next..

 

[Johnny]

> Well, my first visit to Manchester was in 1993, when I was 17 and I loved
> the place as much as I thought and hoped I would. A vast majority of the
> bands I adored - and still do adore were from Manchester. It sounds
> over-emotional, but I really felt closer to the bands I loved on that
> first visit. Especially ending up one night on the wobbly dancefloor in
> the Ritz. I had found my first piece of Smiths/Morrissey history.

> After several visits, spanning 6 years, I finally moved here permanently
> and I have made some "top" friends. It's a vibrant,
> cosmopolitan, individual city. Despite hailing from a larger city,
> Manchester has so much more to offer. It pains me to say it about
> Birmingham, but it doesn't compare to Manchester.

....that was Bluenose on behalf of the Manchester Tourist Board...........

 

[lucy]

Re: Next..

Yeah, same here.

 

[Dagenham Dave]

Do you have MSN?

 

[Bluenose]

> ....that was Bluenose on behalf of the Manchester Tourist Board...........

Heh heh, it does sound a little sucky doesn't it? I'm still emotional after the gig !!

 

[lucy]

Yes I do

 

[Dagenham Dave]

Coolio, I've added you if that's okay