Quite possibly but that doesnât detract from the fact Southampton celebrated a taco bell arriving and having an out of town shit furniture store in its City centre.
Compared to the mutants down the road who have attempted at the very least to do something can we not a least try, I asked you how long the pier has been like that, since the fire?
A slack, lazy and boring town.
Did Southampton really celebrate? Was there i.e open top bus parade & cheering crowds of fatbellies?
Or did local newspaper just write article about it?
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What sort of desperate shit is that though? A fast food chain opens and its in the paper?
What next
âSouthampton rejoices at new Dreamliner flying over at 42,000ftâ
âCitizens flock to see opening of new WHSmith in Oxford Stâ
Down south that translates as:
" Look, i really have no fucking idea what iâm talking about. Canât you tell, iâm going out of my way to prove it."
We have a stock response for this:
It wouldnât be so bad, if it werenât for the seeming ignorance that itâs the most boring, uninspired trope. âThings arenât what they were like in my dayâ.
Itâs been done by every generation, and probably will carry on as such.
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Itâs the Echo Bazza. And surprise surprise (another fav probs) it was last relevant about 20 years ago.
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Southampton Echo, October 2016
A WORLD-FAMOUS restaurant chain is coming to Southampton city centre next month.
Mexican eatery Taco Bell is set to open its 13th UK restaurant in Hanover Buildings in the city centre.
The company serves more than 36.8million customers a week across the globe and is taking over premises formerly occupied by Dolphin Bathrooms.
Its two-floor restaurant will have 67 seats and comes as a number of chains are set to open outlets at the WestQuay Watermark centre.
A NEW Taco Bell restaurant could be opening in Poole town centre towards the end of March, it has emerged.
The new restaurant, at the site of a former London Menswear shop, High Street, will serve Mexican-style food on the premises and offer a takeaway service, the Echo understands.
When Taco Bell opened its latest 67-seater branch in Southampton at the end of November huge crowds turned out to line the streets.
The Poole restaurant could become the companyâs 15th UK outlet, as the chain looks to expand into the south of England.
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Oh and Portsmouth has copied a Middle East tower and painted it red. Whoopie.
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I was in Hounslow and it was shite, Hounslow is in London isnât it? Acton as well is gash, Acton is London isnât it?
Arenât they both suburbs?
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When Taco Bell opened its latest 67-seater branch in Southampton at the end of November huge crowds turned out to line the streets.
Hounslow more so than Acton. Itâs right by Heathrow.
It is a fucking dump mind, believe me, I used to work there.
Going on the logic that a city is shit if there are shit parts - I guess that means every city is shit?
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There was a queue to get in when it first opened bazza. Coz itâs new and people are twats. Huge crowds lining the streets? Shite.
Was there special offers?
People go nuts for cheap/free shit
Barry was just pissed off that his Taco Bell bosses made him work late.
Can anybody find the Echo copy of when Mr Whippy moved the van from the Bargate to Ocean Village, great daysâŚ
Lol. When it opens theyâll all be sitting inside. Open top bus parade bazza.
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Incidentally, most of the people in that queue look under 25 Bazza. Are these the kind of dumb shits we should be letting into Glastonbury?
If they were in Glastonbury they wouldnât be queuing at that shithole and more Sotonians could venture in for Haute CuisineâŚ
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