Best answer: Texas

Even sadder, many of these "Refugees" attack, rape and beat up many of the Locals

I lost a few IQs from that and I'm not British, so I'm curious to see what brain damage you guys got from it.

Best answer: I bet all AWU members love that being led by a gutless maggot that wont even answer their phone calls while bleeding them dry with donations then it spends the money on a gutless smear campaign how many AWU members are left?
Have any AWU members got a pay rise this century?
What a bloke Shorten is. Who's got more balls Bill or Lance Armstrong?

I mean the weather sucks, most people are cold, everything closes at 8 or sooner and the style of life in general is really boring

can you tell me what are some of the nicest parts for my sister to shoot a video with her friends? And what is the nicest part to book a hotel and the nearest town centers. We are traveling from London. Can we get discount by showing them my student oyster card

Best answer: They will argue they are afraid to fly.
I would be afraid if anything happened I would be too drunk to respond not to mention how many times i would have to go to the bathroom

Best answer: Yes, it's a nice place. Of course, a lot depends on what you like. It's over a mile high. It's a high desert, so don't expect much of a lawn. Everything in town has the same adobe stucco look. Like any city, there are a few parts of town you probably don't want to hang out in.

Best answer: What about men? They are nice hollowed out and given a short blast in the microwave.

there must be a crime committed for that to happen

Best answer: The pace of life is slower, it is generally much quieter. Where I live, shops are closed by 5.30p.m. and only a couple of shops open on a Sunday so you have to plan your shopping (apart from the supermarket). Public transport is scarce, so you really need to be a driver if you want to go anywhere outside of town. The nearest professional theatre and cinema are 21 miles away. However, there are lots of things going on if you want to be involved in something and within an hours drive, there are plenty of things to see and do. When I lived in London, I loved the fact that there was public transport 24 hours a day and some shops were open 24 hours. However, even though I only lived 8 miles from the centre, getting to work would take nearly an hour each way, whereas now, a 10 minute drive there and back is so much less stressful. I don't miss the noise and bustle of the city. I am now sat in my kitchen with stunning views across the countryside and peace and quiet - not sat looking at the back of another house with police and ambulance sirens in the background - and I live in a town centre!
I also love the fact that certain times of year are marked by certain events - snowdrop planting with a night time parade, special markets once a month in the summer, Christmas market with a 'Celebrity' switching on the two strings of Christmas lights, Steam fair, local agricultural shows etc. I found it so much harder to mark the seasons in London. Glad I moved out.

Because I am from London and I have never seen it?! However, I now live in Japan with my girlfriend and this style is very common here. So much so, that she cannot live in a place where the toilet is in the same room as the bath / shower. We want to move back to London in a couple of years, but she explicitly said to me that where we live has to have what I have just mentioned. Does anyone know if places like this actually exist?