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GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 13:25

in response to: Imo

Shopping for food!

Imo

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Registered: 06/03/09

Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 13:33

in response to: GingerRog

Has Tesco always open?

In Germany shops close at 6pm, 8pm or by no later than 10pm.

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 13:40

in response to: Imo

The one I go to is a 24 hour one except on Saturday night when it closes at 10pm.

Imo

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 15:02

in response to: GingerRog

Our saleswomen would go mad if they had to work all around the clock.
The most people go shopping between 4pm and 7pm. Thereafter the shops are quite empty.

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 15:19

in response to: Imo

I usually go in the morning. There are few supermarkets open 24/7 now.

Imo

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 15:43

in response to: GingerRog

Are you working late at night?

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 16:16

in response to: Imo

I don't work anymore. I done my bit over many years!

Imo

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 02-Apr-2009 17:22

in response to: GingerRog

That means, you're old like a stone and you go shopping when ordinary people are sleeping. Are you somewhat like a vampire or a ghost?

Ginger, how do you feel about this guy?
http://www.dating.telegraph.co.uk/s/view/453518/s/5
He smiles so fine. Whether I should contact him? :-)

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 03-Apr-2009 07:25

in response to: Imo

No ~ I am a werewolf!

With regard to the man in the photo, why don't you email him. He looks quite genuine to me BUT be very careful. My Dad met his wife through an advert in the Bristol Evening Post. They have been married for about 15 years now.

knackeredmum

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 03-Apr-2009 17:42

in response to: Imo

Imo. The only prob with this guy is he is looking for someone who is in the UK.

Imo

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Registered: 06/03/09

Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 04-Apr-2009 15:16

in response to: knackeredmum

Indeed - just looking for UK citizens. But he is also interested in penpals. I could tell I'm from Bristol and have difficulties in writing. Dyslexia for instance.

Well, he's really the most lovely guy of this dating-machine. GR, I didn't believe that love can happen on that way. But if your dad.......

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 04-Apr-2009 16:47

in response to: knackeredmum

The last time I looked Wales was still part of the United Kingdom!

Imo

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 04-Apr-2009 17:01

in response to: GingerRog

nobody had any doubts.

Imo

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 04-Apr-2009 18:11

in response to: Imo

F***!
Right now I made an account at this dating site of the Telegraph. Well, the account is for free, but if you want to contact someone you have to pay a fee. Too bad! There is no way for me to write to him. And he is so sweet. What shall I do now?????????????????????
.
.

.
.

There is a space in my profile to write a couple of sentences. I asked there bearhugger whether he wants the URL of our forum. But what did the Telegraph? They deleted my message to him. That's so mean!

But I got a mail by the Telegraph-staff, that my sentence "did not comply with our (their) terms and conditions".

This world is so bad. All people want to make money. Nothing for free. Teenager cannot paint a tiny graffiti onto any wall. But the big companies can place huge ad-posters everywhere. With money you're allowed to do everything on this world.
And if you want to get to know a sweet man, you have to pay a fee to any paper. At first they say "sign in - it's for free." but at last it's absolutely not for free. Scam!

I wrote them I'm going to ask my lawyer what to do next.

Edited by: Imo on 04-Apr-2009 19:33

GingerRog

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Re: Rough Areas to avoid in Bristol
Posted: 05-Apr-2009 07:17

in response to: knackeredmum

Sorry, KM. Thought Imo was in the UK.

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