Things you love about your town city or indeed

[sevvy too]

It certainly was after the dirty hvn basturts visited, but You are a shyte so you should fit right in.

[gersforme]

That's shocking language on Buc's post, shame on you.

[Buc]

What's not to love about Manchester? It has it all, but Glasgow will always be my favourite.

Sevvy its a Scotland mate.. [/quote]




It doesn't say that, I feel so ashamed now. :-( [/quote]




Doesn't matter sevvy ive been hearing good things about Manchester of late..

I got the train through Manchester on my way to Wigan for the Lee Macalister v John Murray fight that was live on sky some years back ..seemed going by the train very multicultural which gave it a nice feel

[sevvy too]

Anytime you're passing through again Buc gimme a shout, I'll take you into my local. :-)



Only for a coffee mind you, the hvn on here don't like me drinking. :-(

[gersforme]

I'm not sure buc would enjoy an irish themed slop house

[sevvy too]

Never heard of an Irish themed coffee house in MA puff, but I suppose it's a"thing" with you north of Ireland lovers.

[Buc]

Anytime you're passing through again Buc gimme a shout, I'll take you into my local. :-)



Only for a coffee mind you, the hvn on here don't like me drinking. :-(

Lol.
No often down to Manchester but more into Glasgow to see my mates. That's a kind offer it really is. Same if you come to Aberdeen ..

[gersforme]

[quote="sevvy too" with you north of Ireland lovers. [/quote]

north of ireland? That would be Donegal, the most Notherly part, and in the republic?

[sevvy too]

I promise the next time I'm up in the Granite city I'll buy you a erm coffee in one of Aberdeen's old erm coffee shops. :-)

[sevvy too]

north of ireland? That would be Donegal, the most Notherly part, and in the republic?

Would it? I dunno, like most non hvns I don't masturbate over the place.