daily mail north south divide

[helpmetoo]

confirmation that in the south- east and london we are still bailing out every other region

we might be southern softies

but at least we arent lazy!

[China Doll]

Tee hee!!

Poor old helpme... his inbox must be full.

Now are there any stereotypes we haven't covered yet?

[cambus]

The truth is out there. http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Politics/Q uestion450680.html

[rabbitygirl]

It has been that way for yonks. So Its obvious - move away from the south east and head north. We are only 2 hours away from the family so not truly up north (tho the family deem it to be). Rewards? Apart from seeing more of your tax money put to good use, its driving that will surprise the most. There are hardly any speed bumps, speed cameras, the roads are not pot holed, the drivers more polite and cars driven calmly. The traffic is less dense too. And I'm in a city. You will be better off financially after buying a cheaper house and paying cheaper council tax. You dont have to go miles before you see the countryside and it isn't boringly flat up here either. Lastly, the people are most definitely happier. They talk and smile when serving you in shops too. My husband is just getting used to that. I am on friendlier terms with my neighbours here in a couple of months than I was over years down south.

The south is neither good on your pocket, your nerves, or your soul. It may be my age but the London area is manic and you can have it.

[paulos66]

Rabbitgirl Sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh , don't tell anyone!!!

[China Doll]

What's the weather like? ;0P

[rabbitygirl]

It is my duty as an ex southerner to rescue those still there.

[China Doll]

I've suddenly got images of a woman dressed as a pink bunny escorting pearly kings and queens across the watford gap!

[jiggy-gb]

Right, I'm off to the butchers. Hands up who wants tripe...

Rabbitygirl, hush up and i'll get you a pie :o)

[China Doll]

Yes please... Next doors dog looks hungry.

[david1702198]

**** off ya g o b s h i t e