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21 minutes ago, Toonpack said:


As a special bonus, Sunderland played there a mere 2 years ago, so there’ll be plenty special marras of the lads for you to wind up.

It’s a little known HISTORICAL FACT that The Posh were founded in 1633 by a travelling spoon salesman from sunderland called Peter Brough. 

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35 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

It’s a little known HISTORICAL FACT that The Posh were founded in 1633 by a travelling spoon salesman from sunderland called Peter Brough. 

 Archaeological evidence actually suggests the original spelling of his name was Peyter Brewff 

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Ahh man Meenzer, sorry to hear about your potential work difficulties, but on the other hand maybe in this increasingly digitised remote world we work in there may be wider opportunities? In my own field, I didn't realise this until I bothered looking (not suggesting you haven't like). But Peterborough, really? You only get one life mate so make sure you are sure! Best of luck anyway, you too HMHM, in a parallel Universe I reckon you have got a top job as a satirical writer or something. Sure something good will turn up for you. 

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Just "back read" this thread a way, shit for Meenzer and HMHM, hope all works out - it usually does tbh.

 

I do fear for NUFC though, we seem to perform much better when HMHM is detained at work. 

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21 minutes ago, Renton said:

But Peterborough, really? You only get one life mate so make sure you are sure!

 

I swear I'm getting more concern for this than when I came out of the closet. :lol:

 

But aye, it's fine. It's not like we intend to be there forever, but while we're at this age it makes sense to be close enough to London to be able to do 1-2 days a week hybrid if necessary (which might become advantageous depending on what happens to me work-wise) and the occasional theatre trip, dahling, while also being far enough away to free ourselves from landlord hell and actually have some money left over at the end of the month again.

 

Manchester was the other option we considered but we'd only have been able to afford to live in a decidedly less salubrious part of town, so we figured why not lean into that idea completely. :D

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8 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

I swear I'm getting more concern for this than when I came out of the closet. :lol:

 

But aye, it's fine. It's not like we intend to be there forever, but while we're at this age it makes sense to be close enough to London to be able to do 1-2 days a week hybrid if necessary (which might become advantageous depending on what happens to me work-wise) and the occasional theatre trip, dahling, while also being far enough away to free ourselves from landlord hell and actually have some money left over at the end of the month again.

 

Manchester was the other option we considered but we'd only have been able to afford to live in a decidedly less salubrious part of town, so we figured why not lean into that idea completely. :D

 

:lol:

 

Fair enough, I know you will have thought this through! I'm sure it is way better than Slough, for instance. And I had a look at the top 10 attractions, and at number 3 was this. Combining wildlife and model railways, what's not to like. :)

https://www.railworld.org.uk/

 

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10 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

we'd only have been able to afford to live in a decidedly less salubrious part of town, so we figured why not lean into that idea completely. :D

Before you take that leap, you should have a look around. 

 

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30 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

I swear I'm getting more concern for this than when I came out of the closet. :lol:

 

But aye, it's fine. It's not like we intend to be there forever, but while we're at this age it makes sense to be close enough to London to be able to do 1-2 days a week hybrid if necessary (which might become advantageous depending on what happens to me work-wise) and the occasional theatre trip, dahling, while also being far enough away to free ourselves from landlord hell and actually have some money left over at the end of the month again.

 

Manchester was the other option we considered but we'd only have been able to afford to live in a decidedly less salubrious part of town, so we figured why not lean into that idea completely. :D

 

Because being gay isn't a bad thing, but being unemployable is, you fucking bigot.

 

I know you're set on Peterborough now, but I could have recommended Stockport which is definitely on the rise and shouldn't be a massive house price difference?

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5 minutes ago, The Fish said:


I know you're set on Peterborough now, but I could have recommended Stockport which is definitely on the rise and shouldn't be a massive house price difference?

 

You appear to have confused me with someone who wanted your opinion

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6 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

You appear to have confused me with someone who wanted your opinion

My opinion is like sunrise, it's coming whether you want it or not.

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