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• 1. At 08:35am on 25 May 2009, jimmy-dean-2009 wrote:

  not a cat in hells chance of me spending my vacation in this country the beaches here are disgusting as for the entertainment and night life in the towns and citys in this country with the yob behaviour and binge drinking in broken britain i will be spending my hard earned money abraod and getting some culture in me and meeting fantastic people as i allways have done when travelling abroad twice a year on my holidays its has braodened my horizons and given me the chance to learn 5 languages i look forward to liveing abroad in the future permanantley

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• 2. At 09:00am on 25 May 2009, steelpulse wrote:

  Holiday here? Heck no. I am off to the USA - allegedly. lol
  
  I do not like my country sometimes. I imagine a kitten with a ball of wool thrown to distract it but, Shelagh and Nicky I aint really distracted. I don't know who I am talking to there because I no longer listen either. Ford and Ferrari? Ho hum!
  
  Sunderland target who? For manager?
  
  Football. Rangers and Celtic I support the latter sort of - but I genuinely wished a sparring partner the best for his supporting of Rangers and I maintain that this morning and next season let the fun begin again. Rangers won and already the calls for a resignation ring out. Say what?
  
  What is all the alleged fairweather support reported on or is it the dire media again? Very angry Newcastle supporters seen but they really support Newcastle. You win or you lose. You get a bit miffed.
  
  You do not resign just for losing once in how many years is it? I forget when Mr Strachan joined Celtic I said sort of support.
  
  And the support for that alleged moral stalwart ex SAS man. Was his mention in yesterdays paper his background sort of true? Where did that come from when he is on my TV screen allegedly moralising about others? Dribble it out once a use has been made, eh media?
  
  The words "former SAS" is a tell" too especially when there is allegedly other than sterling military service in a background.
  
  And Royal premises break in. I waited until last night to hear So and so was allegedly paid £1000 for..
  
  So Sundae our Royal family is as safe as the cost of bribing anyone in their service amounts to? Nice of you to let people too many people know.
  
  I sit here beating up the poor USA for this country?
  
  No more. Its representatives as I see on my news channel aint worth a bowl of warm spit.
  

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• 3. At 09:15am on 25 May 2009, jimmy-dean-2009 wrote:

  the media brainwashing never suprises mein this country trying to make out we should waste our money we have saved all year for a life changeing experiance and helping kids out in foreign countries who have great warmth and hospitality no matter how little they have they are allways happy and content and they wouldgive you there last piece of bread compared to the mediocrity in spending your money in this country with terrible customer service and disgusting food no matter how hard shelagh comes out with all the spin and nonsense i would not spend my money on my vaction in broken britain

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• 4. At 09:18am on 25 May 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  I am not going anywhere but if I could go away I would be at the airport in a heartbeat. Britain is a beautiful country but the weather and the extortionate costs of everything here are a huge 'put off'. I have had 2 short breaks in Cornwall in the last 2 years and it rained constantly. St Ives in the pouring rain is a horrible place.

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• 5. At 09:19am on 25 May 2009, jimmy-dean-2009 wrote:

  bottom i would spend any ammount of money in order to have a life changeing experiance on holidaying abroad you get what you pay for

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• 6. At 09:49am on 25 May 2009, goldeneurophile wrote:

  I have just returned from a few days in France and Switzerland and even though the exchange rate is not so good at the moment the value for money is far superior to anything in this country. You can bet on good servicee and politeness from the people you meet in shops and restaurants and as for the scenery it is stupendous. Crossing lake Geneva on a sunny morning with a view of the snow-capped mountains is living the dream. And you can guarantee the boats and trains arrive and depart on time.
  But most of all it is the style of life that I envy .

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• 7. At 09:51am on 25 May 2009, matjam12 wrote:

  We enjoy visisting the Yorkshire Dales but we have to rely on day trips as bed and breakfast in the average pub can cost up to £100 per night for a family of four. We will holiday in the UK when the prices become more realistic and competitive with holidays abroad.

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• 8. At 10:04am on 25 May 2009, iamfromyou wrote:

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• 9. At 10:07am on 25 May 2009, akamarty64 wrote:

  Go on the internet and look up directline holidays as i have just done, i can get a week in luxor in a 4or5 star hotel with return flights included for about £300 each flying out within the next 3weeks, if i look at any 4 or 5 star hotels in the uk your looking at around £80 each a night or try and get a nice holiday cottage somewhere in the lakes at this time of year your looking at around £500! its a no brainer ! valley of the kings, karnak temple, the nile, warm weather every day, great standard of service etc or the odd hill walk, sub standard service, everything to expensive, rain, morons on nights out etc etc , Luxor here i come.

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• 10. At 11:29am on 25 May 2009, Nick Vinehill wrote:

  Hi Jimmy Dean ref your first comment.
  
  Of course travel to and visiting other parts of the world is a fine education and if there was a fairer equitable distribution of wealth throughout the developed capitalist economies many more people would do so and witness themselves first hand different cultures rather than relying on the various stereotypes that are regularly conveyed by the dominant corporate media!
  
  So you are taking the easy route out? Pity you can't devote your clearly enterprising resourceful nature into making your country better (albeit countries themselves are just illusory and artificial political borders that have been created throughout history)
  
  Good on you to learn 5 other languages. However on the evidence of what you wrote I hope your spelling of their lingo is better than your own or did your passion to express your feelings impede you to check back before posting?
  
  Hope once you've emigrated and settled in your new chosen artificially created frontier you'll find everything as hunky dory as you clearly seem to think it is!

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• 11. At 12:27pm on 25 May 2009, jimmy-dean-2009 wrote:

  nick vinehill give it a rest sunshine i go where i want to go and express myself in my own way i have never been a clip board and pencil person i like to get my hands dirty and work for my money i express myself in my own way and learn things as i go along allways been free as a bird if i want to go live and travel where i want until i move on to something diffrent and a new challenge thats what i do but i would not waste my time in most parts of this country it does nothing for me not my cup of tea just a personal choice the only good things are some of the people i have met and bonded with over the years the rest means diddly squat to me it used to be great many years ago when i was a little lad but now its a dump

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