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|   | Subject: Out of City
Posted Jun 9, 2000 by Bald Bloke | | Post: 1
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Why is it that Portsmouth is the only place I know that wants to get rid of its visitors as fast as possible.
All the road signs seem to be " Out of City"
Because they are either sailors, french or lorries with illegal imigrants in. Could also be that there isn't really a lot of room left on Portsea Isle, so maybe nobody just want's anybody else staying for too long.
the only visiters i meet that have been to portsmouth have only been through on the ferrys.
Thought I think with the forts and harbour views the ferry is the best way to arrive in pompey.The roads are the worst way.
Pompey people forgive me, gosport born and bred, but I have always thought that the best way to arrive was drunk and the best way to leave is quickly. However, this is advice from somebody that did neither and now lives somewhere that real people call Turktown.
However, for a piece of real advice, leave any area within 1/2 mile of Portsmouth Harbour waterfront before the tide is low. The mud tends to smell a bit.
Paulsgrove is a place to avoid currently, if you happen to be a paeodofile.
Having been born in Southampton i can understand why all the signs in pompy say out of the city, and as for the smell at low tide enough said lol, my dad came from pompy he was a mud lark, do the young lads still do that just wondering
Posts like that make me wish I was educated in Southampton
Actually, we have a couple that say 'Sortie De Ville' too.
(yup, we're multicultural!)
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