Reply With QuoteThat is a subjective judgment, a. Personally I can think of few more glorious sounds than that of an Italian V12 wailing - but I consider it an act of cruelty to keep such a vehicle caged in traffic.Originally Posted by Ash
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That is a subjective judgment, a. Personally I can think of few more glorious sounds than that of an Italian V12 wailing - but I consider it an act of cruelty to keep such a vehicle caged in traffic.
Context. I'd be happy to hear it accelerating off the apex at Stirlings and tearing down towards Clearways. Not so much when strolling down the Brompton Road.
When you are next holidaying in Dubai, sc, I suggest you go down to JBR on a Friday night.
****s galore in Italian supercars having to drive very, very slowly down the cobbled road with speed bumps.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I will certainly check this out when next I am enjoying a gourmet holiday with WES, trying the very best of French, Italian and Thai cuisine at his favourite all you can eat fusion buffet.
Odd, isn't it, how some street names just take a definite article? Do we know why this is? Also, the rule varies for some people. I've always thought of the Holloway Road, for example, whilst others do not.
The City Road, The King's Road.
I once found myself in a strip club on the City Road. Odd place. A bare lady grabbed my winkle without my permission.
The City, but surely just City Road.The City Road, The King's Road.
I once found myself in a strip club on the City Road. Odd place. A bare lady grabbed my winkle without my permission.
Au contraire, mein lieber, Irlandische Schatz:
"Up and down THE City Road
In and out The Eagle
That's the way the money goes.
Pop goes the weasel!'
So ner.
Oh I see, referencing nursery rhymes is it instead of when the area was indeed my manor and I would be up and down it every day.
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