old st spoons is my most visited pub, went there loads in first year of uni then worked across the road starting just before 2nd year of uni until the office moved 5 1/2 year later (with the occasional return trip since)
Jeez. The local shop or the local hospital. Grim.
Cameo cinema then Iād wager. Every visit must be between 2-3 hours long, been going regularly for the last 20 years or so
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Either the Cubs hut in the village I grew up in, or Elephants Head in Camden.
Maybe itās actually Sleazys or the Sub Club.
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Yeah, pretty sure mine is West India Quay Cineworld tbf
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I bailed out at about 14 so I reckon Iāve managed to overtake it now
- If Google Timeline existed with the option to track my whole lifetimeās movements I would like that
- No thank you. Too dystopian
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Prob Liverpool Street station unfortunately.
Might have been selectadisc but then it moved
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Is a stadium indoors or outdoors?
A stadium is more of a building than a station IMO
A large station, fully enclosed by a trainshed/office block/shopping centre - yer Waverleys, yer New Streets, yer Liverpool Streets of this world - is very much an indoor location imo but you make the rules, so I will concede.
My answer, in that case, could well be the Molineux stadium.
Either Morrisons or Home Park
But itās not a destination is it, youāre not like āIām just gonna nip to the station for a bitā are you
Dunelm
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You can get some fantastic stuff in Dunelm
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I went there yesterday simply just to browse. Didnāt even buy anything!
Without question, Selhurst Park. If specific to a stand it would be the Holmesdale. Although I did spend a lot of time in the Main Stand where the family section originally was as a kid.
Two very large fingers up to train enthusiasts and the regular contributors to the Trains!!! thread imo.
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You know what they say about big fingers, mate 
(Big cock)
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