About Birmingham??
I ask this because as of sometime middle of February early March, To sometime mid august, that is looking to be my new home. However due to various medical problems i will be unable to work during the time i am there. And incase anyone cares, no i dont want to go LOL. If there is anywhere on this place more dreary and depressing than Bristol its gotta be there, at least i know bristol and Bath and have a few friends here.
I was planning to goto the airport on a regular basis as its bigger than bristol, but it turns out its got exactly the same as bristol airport minus the Easyjet company.
So please anyone if ya know of good things about the place please tell me, i am desperate, i am gonna be going to college in the US hopefully this september, but thats still 9 months away.

I didnt choose. The original plan was for a family move to somewhere nice, Florida, maybe pacific northwest, but of course my family being as it is, well i wont go there waaaaaay to screwed up:)
thats why i am out of there ASAP, however my uncle is dealing with the house side of things and he is very picky about where he lives and now apparently where we will live so its very unlikely to be a rough area.

Oh yeah, you get spaghetti junction too!

lol your not helping any:)
i mean its even worse its taken me long enough to learn the local bristol language, and now i have to learn birmingham talk. URGH:)

LOL half my family are from there.
Its just most have lost their accents long ago, my uncles family still lives there, so they still have the accent, i just dont like it.

lol pleanty, my hometown for one, its just the citys i dont like, Personally i love Bath its a nice town not too many people, few rough spots but they are very few.
i just dislike greatly the hustle and bustle of big citys, i feel very uncomfortable about being round to many people

LOL yes i whine alot:)
like i said i am going to attend college this autumn, hopefully in a little town in Northeast Mississippi, population 7500:) perfect for me

Birmingham. Say it slowly. Birmingham.



Personally, in the short amount of time I have been in cities I have quite liked it. I have lately been staying with a friend of mine in London a bit and I do like the way everything is so accessable. I mean, for £4.10 you can go where ever you like in the city. Everything you could possibly want is just a sort bus or tube journey away.

Now compare that to living in the back and beyond in Cornwall, well, the nearest town is half an hour away by bus. And the bus stop is a mile away. The nearest proper city is in the next county. And my closest geographical friend is seven miles away by road.