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Post by stanton » Tue Jul 29, 2008 12:47 pm

Corpsey wrote: Surely violence is endemic in London too, though?
Touch wood (ooer missus) it's really quite safe. Grimsby, where I come from, is far more dangerous of a night out/walk down the street.
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Post by chamclowder » Tue Jul 29, 2008 12:49 pm

stanton wrote:
Corpsey wrote: Surely violence is endemic in London too, though?
Touch wood (ooer missus) it's really quite safe.
Whoa whoa whoa... you think you can just waltz out of the gay bath house that is the Bash forum and jump into our non bath house conversations?

Who in the hell do you think you are?

And what is going on in there... please tell us... pleaaaaaaaase? :P
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Post by LEQ » Tue Jul 29, 2008 12:51 pm

So far in my 2 months of being in London, I haven't 'been set upon with bricks' or anything like that, and I still haven't met Dubluke which must be some sort of record.
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Post by futures_untold » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:01 pm

I have to agree to a point about violence only coming to those involved with people and activities that involve violence. (Drugs, shaggin your mates missus, cattle market clubs etc.).

But I've directly and inderectly experienced more violence in Bristol than any other city including London & Manchester.

Wascal, yup, I'm a wasteman. :roll: When was the last time you left Bristol to be able to reflect on the quality of life there??

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Post by ashley » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:06 pm

In London you are more likely to die in a fight than Bristol.

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Post by futures_untold » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:08 pm

Ashley wrote:In London you are more likely to die in a fight than Bristol.
Probably. It seems that knife and gun crime is in the news every week reporting a new murder.

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Post by ashley » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:08 pm

futures_untold wrote:
Ashley wrote:In London you are more likely to die in a fight than Bristol.
Probably. It seems that knife and gun crime is in the news every week reporting a new murder.
Two a week on average.

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Post by chamclowder » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:11 pm

Ashley wrote:
futures_untold wrote:
Ashley wrote:In London you are more likely to die in a fight than Bristol.
Probably. It seems that knife and gun crime is in the news every week reporting a new murder.
Two a week on average.
That's pretty much every city in our country... we got you beat. Some little bastards tried to jump my boyfriend on the way to pick me up from work last night(we live up the street, so he was IPOD an footing it.)
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Post by futures_untold » Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:12 pm

Maybe we could find statistics online somewhere like Upmystreet.com?

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Post by thinking » Tue Jul 29, 2008 4:24 pm

Corpsey wrote:is PARTICULARLY violent?
in a word, not particularly. Random acts of violence are extremely rare in my experience. I've lived here 9 years in diff part from posh to 'dodgy' and never seen random violence with my own eyes.

Of course I know a few people who have been unlucky but it is by no means a violent place. It's just a city.
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Post by corpsey » Tue Jul 29, 2008 7:49 pm

Thinking, that's what I was getting at. London is an incredibly violent place for some people, for others it's pretty safe.

Somehow over the years I've managed to avoid getting in fights etc... Probably because I'm a pussy lol

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Post by LEQ » Tue Jul 29, 2008 7:49 pm

Pussyclaart Corpsey, pussyclaart.
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Post by corpsey » Tue Jul 29, 2008 8:22 pm

shut up

if you're not careful I'll verbally dismantle you on my 'no comments allowed' blog.

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Post by LEQ » Tue Jul 29, 2008 8:28 pm

Thanks mate, thanks. :wink:
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Post by wascal » Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:34 am

futures_untold wrote:Wascal, yup, I'm a wasteman. :roll: When was the last time you left Bristol to be able to reflect on the quality of life there??
Sorry, was a bit harsh but your experience of Bristol is unlike anything that anyone one I know has experienced.

Like Thinking I've lived right in the heart of dodgy areas as well as the posher parts of town and to claim theres someone lurking round every corner, brick in hand, is pretty laughable :wink:

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Post by badger » Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:22 am

wascal wrote:to claim theres someone lurking round every corner, brick in hand, is pretty laughable :wink:
i'm sure i saw this guy quite a few times when i was there

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Post by dr ddd » Thu Jul 31, 2008 11:19 am

tbf i loved bristol when i lived there - and i do really miss it - back then it did have an "edge". But it's a dynamic city with a lot happening, so that is part of the vibrance of it. Just dont go looking for trouble really i guess. When i've visited since, it has hugely cleaned up from how i remember it.

The bus system definitely sucks monkey balls, i'm afraid. I think i took 2 in the entire four years i lived there - in fact it was quicker to walk the 45 mins to the train station than to catch a bus :o

But the tubes in London in summer rush hour suck more :twisted: along with the general grumpiness of 99% of the people that live there


I say, move to Brighton! :P It's just like bristol, without the edge, lots more sun, less rain, beach and a quick train ride to london.
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Post by Forensics » Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:47 pm

I lived in Bristol until about 10 years ago, and still go back regularly for a night I started with my mate there (and to see my family). But can't imagine I'd ever want to move back there on any basis again, London's soooo much better. Don't get me wrong, the sheer number of people is a bit of an issue. But in all the years I've been here, have never ever had any 'trouble'. Whereas Bristol on the other hand, is full to the rafters with inbred twats who are keen to be violent towards strangers! Perhaps there's a good side to there being so many guns in London, people don't just start fights with anyone!! Also find people to be a bit racist back there, on both sides. You can kinda see how both sides justify their attitudes too, what with all the mutual stupidity. You just don't get that in London, or not that I've noticed anyway. Bristol's a great party city, but more than a few days there starts to get me down. It's all a little bit short in the forehead department for me :D Not that I wanna live in London forever - all about the cuntry :lol:
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Post by concept_ » Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:51 pm

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Forensics have you ever been outside of zone 1 + 2. All those problems are prevalent in areas of Greater London.

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Post by dubluke » Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:58 pm

LEQ wrote:So far in my 2 months of being in London, I haven't 'been set upon with bricks' or anything like that, and I still haven't met Dubluke which must be some sort of record.
i'm after you mate, AND i've got some bricks to set upon you with

i've lived in what is a supposedly very dangerous area of london my entire life, and 'touch wood' i've never had anyone even look at me funny on the bus/walking down the street at 4am, the only trouble i've ever had (got mugged) was actually in what is supposedly a 'nice area', although that is possibly why people were robbing around there, nice area = people probably carrying nicer phones, more cash etc.

if you don't go looking for trouble, or you're not involved in some sort of turf war (;)) then as a general rule you'll be fine
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