i agree with kingy

anyway, soho is a great area as extreme said
you should go there

[KM]Pug wrote:
The london eye is that big wheel thingy what you go on, cant belive you.ve never heard of it, your'll see it when you get there. Cutty sark is an old wooden boat, mite not be your sorta thing, but i found it intresting, piece of english history.

As for going out at nite, make sure your in a group and not on your own. As with all countries, dont walk around with ur backpacks looking like tourists, (even know you are) you mite get robbed.

To be honest i dont know why you is bothering, its a shit hole if ya ask me, you shud visit a wonderfull place called Gravesend, yeah rite.

Anyway, make sure you have fun, and soho's a cool place, lots of hookers, and camden palace, get club, been raving there in the past, dont know if its still open.

yea i know it now you tell me what it is, i remember it from watching Derren Brown at Frog's...


Well it sounds like camden town is quite ppular i will print this off and see what teacher thinks of it, he will probably know it all as he's been studying there (well atleast that's what he always tells me) in cambridge for a little while, and goes to london every year...

Shadowdog, do u think we can get into the Hardy thing pub under 18?

thanks to all who responded
i'm now going to have a look at all the links.
i will let u know how it was, leaving 22nd of september so thats quite soon..

Misses Pig wrote:
Shadowdog, do u think we can get into the Hardy thing pub under 18?AS long as you dont look too young you should... i mean i havent been thrown out, i might be pushing 30 but i still look 17

[KM]ShadowDog wrote:
... i might be pushing 30 but i still look 17

In your dreams!

[KM]ShadowDog wrote:
Misses Pig wrote:
Shadowdog, do u think we can get into the Hardy thing pub under 18?AS long as you dont look too young you should... i mean i havent been thrown out, i might be pushing 30 but i still look 17

i could get in there and i was 15 =D

i was with my class and we couldn't drink

[KM]ShadowDog wrote:

AS long as you dont look too young you should... i mean i havent been thrown out, i might be pushing 30 but i still look 17

He must mean mentally

Post edited by: [KM]Butcher, at: 02/09/2005 18:23

Re: places to eat - you'll have to go for an awful chinese in China Town next to Soho, just to experience what it's not like to go to China.

Also, there's a greek restaurant called Jimmys where they have loads of traditional cypriot dancing and singing - which is always good for a laugh.

That's in Soho, near the Prince Edward theatre I think.

If it's nice weather - then you'll have a good time just walking round the parks.

There are also some nice shops and stuff in Greenwich.

Have a great time!

'We Will Rock You' Kicks ass!!! i went to see it like 2 weeks ago when i visited london and i thort it was good!! lol

[KM]ShadowDog wrote:
i mean i havent been thrown out, i might be pushing 30 but i still look 17

Bollocks!

always liked london, although i did not really what kind of restraunts they had about......

urm its just about sure now we are going to Camden Town and Admiral Hardy pub if the amount of people wanting to go is not too big but as only 3 people know about it till now i think that could be ok
people are wanting to visit Notting Hill so he's taking the people there who want to.. is it worth going there?

[KM] Natalia wrote:
Re: places to eat - you'll have to go for an awful chinese in China Town next to Soho, just to experience what it's not like to go to China.

Also, there's a greek restaurant called Jimmys where they have loads of traditional cypriot dancing and singing - which is always good for a laugh.

That's in Soho, near the Prince Edward theatre I think.

If it's nice weather - then you'll have a good time just walking round the parks.

There are also some nice shops and stuff in Greenwich.

Have a great time!

he said he is taking every1 out (50people) for a chinese 1 night

Misses Pig wrote:
people are wanting to visit Notting Hill so he's taking the people there who want to.. is it worth going there?Notting hill is ok, but not great, there are a few decent little shops and markets down Portobello Road..

But be warned! it is very expensive, Even for food...
i used to work there and lunch would cost between £5-£20 just for a simple meal.. if you are going for a quick lunch try out a cafe (called Mikes, i fink?) just off Portobelo, its usually packed, but lots of stodge for a few quid, plus you usually get some celebs in there every now an then.