It wasn't me, was it you??
 

Accy arndale eh,fantastic shopping experience, jeez i bet it really pulls in out of town shoppers....sniggers,shops spring up and within a month or 2 they're gone, and the once hectic nightlife is replaced by tumbleweed and empty pubs,anyway what i want to know is who stole the jam from accringtons doughnut?has this town ever been in worse shape and can it recover??

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

:rolleyes:

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

be carefull with them sniggers mate..

one stray keystroke and you will have everyone on your back ;)

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

Don't you understand? Your country has been stolen from you. The pubs are closing and becoming schools for muslim girls. Churches and chapels are becoming carpet warehouses run by Asians. The whole nature of what we took for granted as England is dissipating and the Muslim Republic of Trans-Pennine Sharia will be in place for your grandchildren.
There are none so blind as those who can not see.
Hey, I am not joking.

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

it wouldn't be down to the fact people cant afford to drink, wages are a pittance to what is really needed, to live as we did 20-30 years ago,

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

My Uncle stayed in London after the war, but came home for his holidays each year, that was back in the fifties early sixties, in those days the only coloured face seen around here was the sheikh selling door to door from his suitcase. I can remember him saying to my mum, you don't know nothing up north, one day the blacks will rule this country, can't argue with his words really can you:rolleyes:

Re: It wasn't me, was it you??
 

Britons probably said the same about Angles, Saxons about Danes and everybody about Normans some time ago. I suspect that some African aboriginals said it about sundry French, Portuguese, German, Belgian and even English turning up in their neighbourhood a couple of hundred years ago.