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What's the nicest part of Glasgow?

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  1. Liam Scales

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    Newton Mearns - where the butler has a maid
     
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  2. KRS-1888 Scott La Rock

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    How many miles outside of Glasgow does a town have to be,to actually be considered outside of Glasgow?
     
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  3. Big Boss Gold Member Gold Member

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    Really? I've always thought it was a pretty nice place. You get some right annoying spoiled wee * in the nice areas though. Although rather that than junkies wae nae teeth.
     
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  4. Liam Scales

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    Aye, you get both in Kirky. It's more dive than nice, places like Hillheads just boggin.
     
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    I haven't travelled about so much but the nicest place i've been so far is Bishopbriggs.
     
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    There's quite a few nice places if you look beyond the negative stereotypes. I prefer living in "normal" places than the posh ends anyway, a lot of West End where all the footballers and lawyers are is nice to go to but I couldn't live there permanently.
     
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    Yup. My mates bird is from Kirky...I went up one night and it is a shitehole.

    Might be biased but I love it down my way (Cardonald). Mainly because there aren't many arseholes, plenty of bookies and shops, and only a short trip to town.
     
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  8. Vinnie BBQ Justice is lost Justice is raped Justice is gone.

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    It's been 12 years since I've been there...I think it was the train back to civilization. :smiley-laughing002:
     
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  9. TimFloyd Gold Member

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    My old man stays in Kelvinside, pretty nice so it is.

    Martin O'Neill stayed round the corner and I think Lennon stays up that way.

    Edit: I stayed in Scotstoun for a bit and quite liked it.
     
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    West end by far imo.

    I've lived here for years and the places on the outskirts of Glasgow have no appeal to me at all. I hate not being able to walk outside my door to shops, restaurants, bars,nightclubs etc.

    * having to catch the last train home at like 11pm. Couldn't handle living in many places outside the centre of Glasgow.
     
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  11. Buster Gold Member Gold Member

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    Renfrew :86:
     
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    I'm the same. Love living in the westend. Quiet, but close enough to the pubs. restuarants and shops.
     
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  13. Liam Scales

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    West End is full of * bellends though.


    'Ohhh I've got a lovely little apartment in the west end'

    Heeeeeder ya *.
     
    Liam Scales, Oct 17, 2013
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  14. KRS-1888 Scott La Rock

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    They talk like Billy Connolly.
     
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  15. Liam Scales

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    No they don't, they talk that hybrid american/upper class English fake put on annoying as * accent that elongates every second word.
     
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  16. KRS-1888 Scott La Rock

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    This?

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A7HjUmRJ5U"]Fighting Talk In Glasgows West End - YouTube[/ame]
     
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  17. PaulM1888 Moderator Moderator

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    The nicest place in Glasgow? :97:

    You've clearly been scrapping with * from Kirky :56:

    I'm from Lenzie, bought my first gaff in Woodilee Village a few weeks ago and stay in Kirky just now. The split is roughly 50/50, the houses across the road are worth in excess of a million as an example.

    You've clearly not travelled about much :56:

    Bishy has as many zoomers as Kirky does, it's just a smaller area.
     
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    Was just about to post the exact same. I was waiting on a chinese and these kids walked into the takeaway. It was all "like, totally, amaze, *, yeah" in a faux american accent. Wanted to stab them all with chopsticks.
     
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    :smiley-laughing002:

    That guy doesn't have your typical west end sound imo. He's DEFINITELY from the highlands and probably from Inverness. He even talks about working on the rigs :smiley-laughing002:

    Such a great video.
     
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    It is, but it's a small price to pay for the location. The trouble with places on the outskirts of Glasgow is you have to drive everywhere. Even to get a train you need to drive to the * train!
     
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