mattheus wrote:Mick F wrote:There's no "I don't care" option.
What, like the Mick's-weather-forecast thread?
or the
Mick-rode-a-chopper-a-long-way thread(s)?
Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Mick F. Cornwall
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Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Not been to Oxford for a few years, I was shocked to read that 155 000 people live there now, I thought it was about 100 000
The median house price is more than half a million
The median house price is more than half a million
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Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
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Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Cyril Haearn wrote:Not been to Oxford for a few years, I was shocked to read that 155 000 people live there now, I thought it was about 100 000
The median house price is more than half a million
I doubt the median is over 500K.
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Hi again, Never been to Cambridge, so know nowt!
Oxford finds me in the White Horse on the Broad . Good beer, great pies . Morse to follow. MM
Oxford finds me in the White Horse on the Broad . Good beer, great pies . Morse to follow. MM
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Neither. Both are filled with mindless pbo's which makes cycling a pain.
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
I doubt either Oxford or Cambridge are full of mindless people.
John
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I concur about O & C not being full of mindless people! But I would say that they are places were the opinion is very firmly set so as to become clones that maintain the status quo. Don't rock the boat, so later you may have a step ladder given to you so you can sit atop the greasy pole . Whether it's bolshie posh bloke or a chippy one from the slums, the system will maintain its poise, don't make waves! MM
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Hello all, our family business headquarters are in Oxford - and in Cambridge!
Neither is the city that I once knew, both being over-priced, over-populated, and over-visited: we are now actively looking (I say we, but mean my daughters) to find a different location that will be (a) less stressful (b) less expensive, but (c) one which still has a pool of decent, hard-working, staff.
We also have an office in Sydney, but are suffering labour problems there so may well close it next year.
I did wonder about trying Exeter (we do need to be near a University). Any suggestions, folks?
Happy days,
Neither is the city that I once knew, both being over-priced, over-populated, and over-visited: we are now actively looking (I say we, but mean my daughters) to find a different location that will be (a) less stressful (b) less expensive, but (c) one which still has a pool of decent, hard-working, staff.
We also have an office in Sydney, but are suffering labour problems there so may well close it next year.
I did wonder about trying Exeter (we do need to be near a University). Any suggestions, folks?
Happy days,
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Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Please Morzedec, what is your business exactly?
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Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
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Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Cyril Haearn wrote:Please Morzedec, what is your business exactly?
Punt hire?
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Oculi omnium spectant in te, Deus! Tu das illis escas tempore opportuno. Aperis manum tuam et imples omne animal tua benedictione. Mensae caelestis nos participes facias, Deus, Rex aeternae gloriae.
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Hi Marcus, Are you sure you should be sending coded messages on an open forum?
Certainly all looks Greek to me! Even at 71 y-o-a I'm still trying to learn proper English, so what chance have I got at enjoying your erudite gems? MM
Certainly all looks Greek to me! Even at 71 y-o-a I'm still trying to learn proper English, so what chance have I got at enjoying your erudite gems? MM
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Or you could say,
Rub-a-dub-dub, give thanks for the grub.
Rub-a-dub-dub, give thanks for the grub.
John
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merseymouth wrote:Hi Marcus, Are you sure you should be sending coded messages on an open forum?
Certainly all looks Greek to me! Even at 71 y-o-a I'm still trying to learn proper English, so what chance have I got at enjoying your erudite gems? MM
Aula regia et collegium aenei nasi, dear boy.
Re: Cambridge or Oxford, which do you prefer?
Marcus Aurelius wrote:merseymouth wrote:Hi Marcus, Are you sure you should be sending coded messages on an open forum?
Certainly all looks Greek to me! Even at 71 y-o-a I'm still trying to learn proper English, so what chance have I got at enjoying your erudite gems? MM
Aula regia et collegium aenei nasi, dear boy.
And Illegitimi non carborundum
John