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I thought I might go to Israel myself.

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Jordan for me.I'll wave to you over the border, Liam.

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Either Jamaica or the Maldives.

Would love to go to Atlantis paradise in the Bahamas but cant stretch to that unfortunately.:cry:

Fancied Costa Rica the other year,but the hols there are them action adventure type hols,defo not my bag man!

:nuts:

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Assuming I am well enough, one or more of the following........

24 Heures Du Mans

Silverstone (could be my last chance to hear the greatest sound in the world, that of the whole field of F1 cars taking Copse corner at 160mph at the start of Lap 2)

Spa Francorchamps

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Maybe Switzerland and certainly Barca and Rome in Feb.

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I got a cracking deal the other week,

4 star hotel,all inclusive for £50 a head :thumb:

Shame its in fuckin Iraq!

:laugh:

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Diamond 383 wrote: Maybe Switzerland and certainly Barca and Rome in Feb.

January, shirley? :skeptic:

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getting married so it will be honeymoon, somewhere warm hot with alcohol and food included in the price for three weeks.

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:nuts: wrote: Either Jamaica

oh FUCK NO!!!

if you insist on coming to one of the islands in the Caribbean, you can do much better than that one!!!

get yerself (and lady nuts) to St. Maarten...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

:nuts: wrote: Either Jamaica

oh FUCK NO!!!

if you insist on coming to one of the islands in the Caribbean, you can do much better than that one!!!

get yerself (and lady nuts) to St. Maarten...

Go tap in St Maartens on Youtube. One hell of a landing !!!

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Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

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Dave Earnshaw wrote: Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

Obviously. Where else would any self-respecting Bristol Muslim find themselves this year? :rolleyes:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

Obviously. Where else would any self-respecting Bristol Muslim find themselves this year? :rolleyes:

pffft. Beat me to it.

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That Mansoor Bristol fuck reappeared - not been killed yet.... Thought i might try some third world shithole- Selby :lol:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

Obviously. Where else would any self-respecting Bristol Muslim find themselves this year? :rolleyes:

dunno what you are insinuating. KL is 80% Catholic

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Dave Earnshaw wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

Obviously. Where else would any self-respecting Bristol Muslim find themselves this year? :rolleyes:

dunno what you are insinuating. KL is 80% Catholic

No, it ain't

And how would any Catholic state over there have any British traditions? Portuguese perhaps, not our lot.

Anyways, what you still doing here Kingy? Ain't one ban good enough for you?

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no holidays here. Broke as hell and don't see the light coming until the end of next year??? A drive down to the beach, San Diego, LA or visit snow up in the mountians will most likely happen... but anything over 1 hour out of the way is probably out of the question.

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El Jarvo wrote:

Anyways, what you still doing here Kingy? Ain't one ban good enough for you?

We should get him one of these!

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El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Obviously Kerala in Southern India. Huge English speaking population, guaranteed predictable weather, astonishingly cheap for food and yet many traditions that were left over from the British. Not a great place for stag and hen do's yet though.

Obviously. Where else would any self-respecting Bristol Muslim find themselves this year? :rolleyes:

dunno what you are insinuating. KL is 80% Catholic

No, it ain't

And how would any Catholic state over there have any British traditions? Portuguese perhaps, not our lot.

Anyways, what you still doing here Kingy? Ain't one ban good enough for you?

Britain colonised India I believe. Therefore a lot of institutions, practices and phrases are left over from pre WW2 Britain. New Year in Hyderabad or Madras is an absolute riot and yet you never see wanton violence or bimbos being shafted in back alleys.

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Dave Earnshaw wrote: Britain colonised India I believe. Therefore a lot of institutions, practices and phrases are left over from pre WW2 Britain. New Year in Hyderabad or Madras is an absolute riot and yet you never see wanton violence or bimbos being shafted in back alleys.

As a troll, you're a really shit troll, aren't you? I don't know what's worse - you being just plain offensive, or being utterly boring, as you are in this post.

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

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El Jarvo wrote: Anyways, what you still doing here Kingy? Ain't one ban good enough for you?

Nah, it can't be Kingy, as Mr Earnshaw is using apostrophes and correct grammar. Andrew King (despite his alleged proficiency in literacy) couldn't string a sentence together! :p

:smoking:

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Dave Earnshaw wrote: yet you never see wanton violence or bimbos being shafted in back alleys.

Fuck going there then

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El Jarvo wrote:

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

Im all ears Al :nod:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Britain colonised India I believe. Therefore a lot of institutions, practices and phrases are left over from pre WW2 Britain. New Year in Hyderabad or Madras is an absolute riot and yet you never see wanton violence or bimbos being shafted in back alleys.

As a troll, you're a really shit troll, aren't you? I don't know what's worse - you being just plain offensive, or being utterly boring, as you are in this post.

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

An early contender for post of the year!

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Gazman wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

Im all ears Al :nod:

So am I actually.

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The Teacher wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Dave Earnshaw wrote: Britain colonised India I believe. Therefore a lot of institutions, practices and phrases are left over from pre WW2 Britain. New Year in Hyderabad or Madras is an absolute riot and yet you never see wanton violence or bimbos being shafted in back alleys.

As a troll, you're a really shit troll, aren't you? I don't know what's worse - you being just plain offensive, or being utterly boring, as you are in this post.

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

An early contender for post of the year!

Only if he spills the beans!

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Gazman wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

Im all ears Al :nod:

Why goes on tour ... stays on tour.

Well, actually, it'd just go on Facebook now.

I've got loadsa tales though, for when we eventually meet. :nod:

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Anyone ever been to Hungary?

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El Jarvo wrote:

Gazman wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

As for bimbos shafted in back alleys and acts of wanton violence, I've been to India, and I could tell you some stories. :nod:

Im all ears Al :nod:

Why goes on tour ... stays on tour.

Well, actually, it'd just go on Facebook now.

I've got loadsa tales though, for when we eventually meet. :nod:

Sounds good mate :thumb:

I'll astound ye with some anecdotes of my own :nod:

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The Teacher wrote: Anyone ever been to Hungary?

Nope,closest ive been is Czech Rep where everything closes a the weekend (or so we were told)

:crazy:

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and I'm sure I'll make a couple of trips to Beaumont again this year...

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Nick King wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Anyways, what you still doing here Kingy? Ain't one ban good enough for you?

Nah, it can't be Kingy, as Mr Earnshaw is using apostrophes and correct grammar. Andrew King (despite his alleged proficiency in literacy) couldn't string a sentence together! :p

:smoking:

Actually scrub that... :brow:

:smoking:

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Never understood the growing appeal of Australia. Most of the riff raff that used to emigrate to Spain now end up there. Mostly just full of fat scouse electricians, plus the usual ex-cons.

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Ibiza in June (the north bit)

Center Parcs in December (our traditional pre-christmas holiday)

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Possibly two places in the World i am thinking of, Barcelona or New York, mmmmmm, tasty aspirations?

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cant deciede,, after 5 years of the south of france mrs order wants a change of scene, with no regrets,, an adventure holiday pherhaps,, we can walk on water dance through fire,,,, went into the travel agent,, ill tell you eveything and more about australia,, so were to go,, ?

waiting for me this time

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I'm really hoping to go to England this year. My friend and I have been planning to go for a while now but hopefully, we'll actually make it this year.

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Mine's domestic; not international. I'll be travelling up to the city of Sapporo in March. Last year I went to Tokyo, though.

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Egypt in February for the scuba-diving (and picking fights with rude russians while chatting up their girls:D

Doing canada in june/july, traveling round with a camper (yes, a camper..looking forward to meet some grizzlybears)

South of france on a few weekends during the year

Oh, forgot a trip to lovely Chelmsford in march:)

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The Teacher wrote: Anyone ever been to Hungary?

Yes.

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I'mthinking about japan but that seems unlikely now. San Francisco this summer if that fails.

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... another one! You're San Fransisco mad you lot!

Rome - definitely Barcelona - maybe New York - maybe Ibiza - maybe

Bankrupt by next Christmas - definitely

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Should beat you by at least 8 months :uhoh:

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Diamond 383 wrote: Should beat you by at least 8 months :uhoh:

I win on that count!

But planning somewhere sunny later in year in a remote villa, no noisy neighbours, kids, etc etc - possibly Spain/Portugal

Definitely like to go to Nice again and......

the delayed pre xmas trip is back on to............

BELFAST & BANGOR! (I heard there was a cheap room available) :evil4:

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i'm planing to Miami to The ultra music festival on March.It has a great line up:

Moby, Bloc Party, The Prodigy, ATB, The Ting Tings, David Guetta, Benny Benassi, Cut Copy, Pendulum, Simian Mobile Disco, Infected Mushroom, Eric Prydz, Tiga, Tiësto, Crystal Castles, Armin van Buuren, The Presets, Late of the Pier, Booka Shade, Santogold, Fedde le Grand, Boys Noize, Above & Beyond, Roni Size, Kaskade, The Whip, Axwell, Hercules and Love Affair, Tiefschwarz, Markus Schulz, Carl Cox, Deadmau5, Richie Hawtin, Goldie, Ed Rush & Optical, Luciano, Steve Angello, Kraak & Smaak, M.A.N.D.Y., Loco Dice, Evol Intent, Andy C, Erick Morillo, Dirty South, Steve Lawler, Matt & Kim, Soul of Man, Perry Farrell, DJ Icey, Rabbit in the Moon, Future Funk Squad, Pete Tong, DJ Baby Anne, Sebastian Ingrosso, Swedish House Mafia, Jorge Jaramillo, Busy P., Planet Of The Drums, MC GQ, sue cho, Marcos Carnival, Storm & Johnny Dangerously and Rordigo Viera.

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