skokiaan
African original
U white
Wus ol good in London eh?
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OGBIGBOY187
Superstar
Meet some mates and then eat some Cheeky Nandos
Nope just good advice
Gotta pay for the bbc having no advertsWhat the hell
someone explain this tv license thing in a lil more depth,minus any wiki or govt garbage..
The BBC is our main TV network and we get all BBC channels ad-free but we have to pay a tax because of that
MrPentatonic
Superstar
Nobody I know pays TV licence.
If you buy your TV instore, they will put you on the register so buy it online
If you buy your TV instore, they will put you on the register so buy it online
London is a multicultural city so there's all kinds of food here. If you want relatively cheap but good quality food then you need to stay away from the uber posh areas and the newly gentrified areas. For this reason, you should probably go to east/south-east/north-east but stay away from the gentrified pockets such as Hackney, Brixton, Mile End etc. Also, stay away from Nandos- the food is okay but you can get a similar quality of food that is cheaper elsewhere.
I'm a girl myself so I don't think that I'm the best person to speak about this but, in my opinion, we are the best girls in the world.
Again, not the best person to speak about this.
Do a lot of home-cooking; I'm not sure but I think that fruits and veggies are a lot cheaper here compared to fast foods than in America so it should be cheaper for you to eat healthily here. Also, the best way to make sure that you get value for money is to buy in bulk online once a month (it usually only costs £1 extra) from one of either Tesco or Asda; I don't really go to Lidl or Aldi so I can't comment on them.
That's not how people in London speak.
Are you trying to take the piss out of me ?
TheAlbionist
Superstar
Do you know whereabouts you'll be staying? London's a big old place. I'm in E14 (Docklands), but lived in the West End for about 7 years.
After a few months of watching BBC TV without adverts, the TV license will seem cheap as fukk, I assure you.
Make sure you check out the non-superclub clubs (Fabric has good lineups, but the venue, staff and clientele can do one).. can't recommend places like Corsica Studios, The Dome, XOYO, Mass etc enough. London really does have some of the best nightlife in the world - just don't get caught in the tourist traps. If someone suggests a night out around Leicester Square, give them the side-eye.
After a few months of watching BBC TV without adverts, the TV license will seem cheap as fukk, I assure you.
Make sure you check out the non-superclub clubs (Fabric has good lineups, but the venue, staff and clientele can do one).. can't recommend places like Corsica Studios, The Dome, XOYO, Mass etc enough. London really does have some of the best nightlife in the world - just don't get caught in the tourist traps. If someone suggests a night out around Leicester Square, give them the side-eye.
You're from London?
MikeyC
The Coli Royal Rumble Champion 2019
I'm saying
OP, if you really wanna watch TV, get yourself an iPad and watch catchup on the iplayer n shyt.