#21

It was good and the house/villa in Brno where it all was set looked interesting and creepy

#22

I don’t even get this pleasure as I get That Stupid Little Train™ that comes every 45 minutes.

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#23

Severn Beach line? I know that pain.

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#24

Can everyone make sure they say where they live first please otherwise it’s a bit meaningless, thanks

#25

Also Glasgow:

Best - Amazing food, close to some of the best nature in the world, get called ‘pal’ a lot
Worst - Buses are a bit crap and the weather is definitely very crap

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#27

updated, but hopefully it was reasonably obvious before I did

#28

The last one on a Sunday is 6pm ffs.

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#29

Nope. You weren’t the only one anyway :slightly_smiling_face:

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#30

Trento, Italy
Best

  • surrounded by the dolomites which are pretty stunning
  • climate seems surprisingly great
  • lots of great cafes, bars etc
  • enough students and diversity for it not to feel too small town.

Worst

  • like all of Italy bit of a cultural desert when it comes to music and film I like.
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#33

Outrageous

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#34

They’re mostly harmless, if a little smelly. Also, you missed the slackrope walkers. Most of them live in Brighton though, so they’re very much entitled to be a part of it.

Whereas the stag / hen do lot come from out of town, get horribly drunk, are sick all down West Street, then bugger off again.

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#35

This place looks fucking class.

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#39

Cork City, Co. Cork, Republic of Ireland
Best:

  • Incredible music scene.
  • Everything is located within walking distance.
  • Great arts scene in general
  • Excellent pubs.
  • The Butter Museum.

Worst:

  • Scandalous rental prices.
  • Erratic public transport.
  • Scandalous rental prices.
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#40

Then you’re the exception that proves the rule :slight_smile:

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#41

Classsssssssssssss.

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#42

You missed off the butter museum.

#43

Malborough, South Hams, Devon

Good:
Amazing scenery and countryside
Incredibly peaceful
Beaches, woods, moors all within a shortish distance
No crime or that
Strong sense of community

Bad:
Very remote
Very limited public transport etc
Tory as fuck
Huge amounts of second homes and awful holidayers in the summer.
Not much to do really.

#44

Inverness

Best:

  • Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and can access some of the most beautiful landscape in the UK
  • Housing and general cost of living is pretty cheap
  • People are friendly and seem more content with their lot in life
  • Can easily go skiing when the weather’s right
  • Decent pubs and bars with bands playing
  • Great to walk along the river when the sun’s out

Worst:

  • Little choice when it comes to renting, not many options for students etc so people often rent rooms in houses as a lodger
  • Not a lot to do aside from outdoor/adventure activities
  • About 3-and-a-half hours from Edinburgh or Glasgow either by train, coach or car.
  • Fewer jobs
  • Quite culturally homogeneous
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#45

I have corrected this grievous error.

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#46

Best: City
Worst: United

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