I took a day try into Manchester via the train yesterday. I rode my bike to my local train station and locked it up outside the main foyer. When I got back I noticed someone has taken my front brake pads and rear brake cable... What the h*** :huh: Im surprised I still have my quick release seat and front wheel :blink: Also when I was waiting outside the station with my friends for their bus to arrive, these kids started shouting "dirty scabby moshers!!" Why? I don't understand why people would render my bike brake less and try to pick fight for no reason... (ps, im not one of those people who moan about all the stereotyping)
:blink: You get ---- everywhere you go, no matter where you are, just the way people are, though i have to admit, i have never had any trouble in Manchester nor have i had anything stolen from me... Eh some people are nob heads
Typical Manchesterarians Kirbir did it! T'was all Kirbir! However, my deepest condolences are with your brake pads at this hard and difficult time, must be hard for the brakes
How dare you, was not my fault, nu uh, i did not steal his brakes and such, plus!!! its not typical Manchesterarians whatever the hell you said, lol...usually scousers who rob things, especially trainers! lmao (standing joke between mancs and scoucers)
Of course im a Manc but not one of those scally idiots who talk like 'ya man, innit' 'ya cat george' 'oh man, i wenta da pub lastneet innit, got inna fight and ------ed some dude up man, ya, im da man innit!' sort of idiots, keke.
Manc, in Scotland is a work commonley used for, hrm.... Disgusting, revolting, a really bad smell altogether EDIT:Manky Clatty, boggin. "Away ye go an wash ya manky b*#!¬%#" That's from the Scottish Online Dictionary
