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imported_Fluffy_Bunny · 08-30-2007, 01:09 PM

Yar I agree... the £$ is messed up, my parents are going to New England for a vacation & leaving me at home but they have to change everything to $. I'm considering getting a mortgage on a house but the prices are a bit mad around here. A studio flat I was looking at is £94,000. That's about $200,000. So I went on ebay & looked around, I could buy a nice house in Arizona for that. cuss:

BTW 3 quid is pretty steep for a pint, that's the prices in London. Up North it should certainly be cheaper. Try looking out for a weatherspoons pub where the prices are around £2.30 or so. I've been to the Lake District before & yar it is full of sheep, nice countryside though... If you're interested in history I still recommend York, NE of Derby, may take a while to get there but probably worth the trip.

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imported_Fluffy_Bunny is Offline Senior Member Posts: 3,564 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Reading 'Country Life' magazine in a crack wh0res brothel in Soho, London	08-30-2007, 01:09 PM Yar I agree... the £$ is messed up, my parents are going to New England for a vacation & leaving me at home but they have to change everything to $. I'm considering getting a mortgage on a house but the prices are a bit mad around here. A studio flat I was looking at is £94,000. That's about $200,000. So I went on ebay & looked around, I could buy a nice house in Arizona for that. cuss: BTW 3 quid is pretty steep for a pint, that's the prices in London. Up North it should certainly be cheaper. Try looking out for a weatherspoons pub where the prices are around £2.30 or so. I've been to the Lake District before & yar it is full of sheep, nice countryside though... If you're interested in history I still recommend York, NE of Derby, may take a while to get there but probably worth the trip.