Guest Posted 8 February 2005 Posted 8 February 2005 If i'm being honest, I would have to say Sheffield. 64614[/snapback] Really? Went Sheffield for a night out once, good nightlife, too hilly... 64627[/snapback] Now you're fitter, that shouldn't be a problem anymore!
Stuliasz Posted 8 February 2005 Posted 8 February 2005 you get used to the hills after a while, especially after you walk up conduit road every day on your way home! Theres been talks of putting a ski-lift type lift on that road for pedestrians its that bad!
Scow Posted 8 February 2005 Posted 8 February 2005 If i'm being honest, I would have to say Sheffield. 64614[/snapback] Really? Went Sheffield for a night out once, good nightlife, too hilly... 64627[/snapback] Now you're fitter, that shouldn't be a problem anymore! 64634[/snapback] Hmmm, maybe. It's not all to do with fitness though, it's a case of retaining balance once you've consumed a few drinks.
Scarby Posted 8 February 2005 Posted 8 February 2005 Dublin is amazing. Friendly people, good guinnes and the birds well..happy days
Guest Posted 9 February 2005 Posted 9 February 2005 If i'm being honest, I would have to say Sheffield. 64614[/snapback] Really? Went Sheffield for a night out once, good nightlife, too hilly... 64627[/snapback] Now you're fitter, that shouldn't be a problem anymore! 64634[/snapback] Hmmm, maybe. It's not all to do with fitness though, it's a case of retaining balance once you've consumed a few drinks. 64639[/snapback] Even better! If you're a bit wobbly on flat ground, maybe the undulating pathways of Sheffield will keep you stable!
Alexikokopops Posted 9 February 2005 Posted 9 February 2005 Birmingham is a great night out now that loads of cash has been spent on regenerating the area. Broad Street, the canal area, Chinatown all have loads of bars and numerous clubs along with other dance venues that may be of interest to the lads, if you know what I mean. 64474[/snapback] Sorry forgot to say that loads of young ladies are happy to talk to anyone who isn't talking with a thick Brummie accent. You would almost be viewed as exotic as an out of towner. 64475[/snapback] Has to be Birmingham for me everytime - cant beat it! And the Brummier sounding the lads the better! 64515[/snapback] Gotta agree. Especially since my mate lives about a 2 minute stroll from the end of Broad Street Coventry is fun on a Thursday, apart from that though. Although you forgot the MIGHTY Leamington Spa in that poll Collymore
Collymore Posted 9 February 2005 Author Posted 9 February 2005 Birmingham is a great night out now that loads of cash has been spent on regenerating the area. Broad Street, the canal area, Chinatown all have loads of bars and numerous clubs along with other dance venues that may be of interest to the lads, if you know what I mean. 64474[/snapback] Sorry forgot to say that loads of young ladies are happy to talk to anyone who isn't talking with a thick Brummie accent. You would almost be viewed as exotic as an out of towner. 64475[/snapback] Has to be Birmingham for me everytime - cant beat it! And the Brummier sounding the lads the better! 64515[/snapback] Gotta agree. Especially since my mate lives about a 2 minute stroll from the end of Broad Street Coventry is fun on a Thursday, apart from that though. Although you forgot the MIGHTY Leamington Spa in that poll Collymore 64697[/snapback] is lemington a city?
Alexikokopops Posted 9 February 2005 Posted 9 February 2005 ,Feb 9 2005, 10:13 AM] Birmingham is a great night out now that loads of cash has been spent on regenerating the area. Broad Street, the canal area, Chinatown all have loads of bars and numerous clubs along with other dance venues that may be of interest to the lads, if you know what I mean. 64474[/snapback] Sorry forgot to say that loads of young ladies are happy to talk to anyone who isn't talking with a thick Brummie accent. You would almost be viewed as exotic as an out of towner. 64475[/snapback] Has to be Birmingham for me everytime - cant beat it! And the Brummier sounding the lads the better! 64515[/snapback] Gotta agree. Especially since my mate lives about a 2 minute stroll from the end of Broad Street Coventry is fun on a Thursday, apart from that though. Although you forgot the MIGHTY Leamington Spa in that poll Collymore 64697[/snapback] is lemington a city? 64700[/snapback] Excellent point. Whoops. I was just overwhelmed by its mightyness. However you did forget Lincoln.
Dunc Posted 9 February 2005 Posted 9 February 2005 Dublin isn't in the UK by the way. You'll get some irate Irish on here if they see that.
Collymore Posted 9 February 2005 Author Posted 9 February 2005 Dublin isn't in the UK by the way. You'll get some irate Irish on here if they see that. 64777[/snapback] I thought that when I was making the poll. Didn't think anyone would pick up on it!
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