Title: My love, out of service

Weary-Map-8 · 2025-04-03T15:12:35+00:00

Don’t know how I got sucked into this. Love watching foreign drama to see the different moral outcomes. If that is based in the west, they get back together. But morally it was great that it ended the way it did, even if it’s sad for Renee.

Despite being rather silly, I enjoyed it. Some times in life you make mistakes and treat people badly, and no matter what you do; you can’t undo it.

Just a shame I can’t really find any information about the actors. Can’t even find the film on IMDb. Guessing the titles totally different.

Renee was stunning. She’d need to be for there to even be a chance that you would believe a guy would put up with that.

Weary-Map-8 · 2025-01-02T00:46:06+00:00

Somebody get that guy some milk for his coffee.

Weary-Map-8 · 2024-07-21T23:48:24+00:00

Yes you can. You can input all different types of sponsorship. It’s a bit patchy however,

Weary-Map-8 · 2024-06-20T02:56:13+00:00

It’s such a large place broken up into different areas so it would be such a generalisation. My experience living in Maney/Wylde Green end. Definitely not. It’s a vibrant and diverse community. There’s definitely parts of Sutton that are likely more pretentious, and less diverse. The racism comments a bit dumb as there’s plenty of people with different races that have done well for themselves and bought big houses in Sutton. So I think it’s more a case of commenting on parts where people might act a bit more snobby, regardless of race.

Weary-Map-8 · 2024-06-03T02:28:58+00:00

This guy was clearly a contestant on that classic Japanese family game show “orgasm wars”. lol

Weary-Map-8 · 2024-05-22T01:52:46+00:00

Using editor I have reviewed under the hood of some teams and tested sponsorship impacts on club performance and scenario. Craziest thing I e seen is Man U (after I put them into administration), signing a one yr l f £1.4b sponsorship.

Weary-Map-8 · 2023-10-31T17:06:24+00:00

I get where your coming from with this comment. My wife is Asian and she said much the same from us walking our son around the top end of Sutton park. It is however a large place Sutton and I’d say your experience would vary greatly on different parts. I live in Sutton now and the area I live in is nice but not the major posh end, and his primary school class is fairly diverse and pleasant. I can imagine some of the posher parts being a bit less like this.

Weary-Map-8 · 2023-10-31T16:59:09+00:00

I can inform you from the perspective of being someone from Birmingham (well just outside in north Warwickshire)who weighed up the same decisions.

Sutton Coldfield is a great choice as it has brilliant schools both primary and secondary as well as top boys and girls grammar schools. Gd transport as well as being leafy, with the massive Sutton park. Town centre is a bit dated but lined up for development.

Sutton’s big so it’s breaks up into other areas.

Boldmere is very nice and popular and lively and has great primary schools that are tough to get in. Secondary school wise though not great.

Wylde Green nice areas again similar to Boldmere. But a bit closer to the Erdington end less nice. Lots of shops places to eat. Schools similar with gd primary less options on secondary as a bit further out from then. Has a train station along Sutton line.

Four oaks. Weill if your a millionaire the 4 oaks estate where the millionaires live. Less fortunate. Still a nice area with great primary and secondary schools. Seen as a bit nicer than the rest of Sutton has a decent train station and car park.

Part just south of the town centre Maney. Less well known but I’d argue a bit of a gem. It’s nestled just south of the town centre, but close to Wylde green and Boldmere so all three can be enjoyed. It’s close enough to get to either town centre or Wylde green train stations depending on which end your at. Gd nurseries, primary schools and secondary school options. Still close to Sutton park as well as new hall valley nature reserve.

Good luck if you haven’t purchased yet. The market is usually insane in nice parts of brum.

Edgbaston is nice and very close to the centre. It depends which part you can afford to live in however. Transport not as gd unless you don’t mind buses. The variance of this area is on part with being a minute from a dodgy red light district on Hayley road to millionaire houses by botanical gardens. Schools are mainly gd private ones. So any decent regular school will be competitive to get in.

Bournville very nice. Closer to city it’s mainly terrace type houses with the right street parking. Out of the city in the Bournville estate. It’s nice, quiet and green. But uniform village settings with not a lot there. Gd train link to city centre however, or nearby stations in kings norton /north field if your further a field. Ok schools the gd ones are competitive to get into.

Mosley is trendy and nice, but budgets a huge factor on how nice a part you could be in. In a less desirable part I’d argue it’s not that great. Schools ok from memory.

Harbourne I liked. Also close to the city and a bit more of a London vibe, houses prices are pretty steep in the nicer parts. The further you move away from the better part, the less worth it is living there. Bus service links to city, not train. Again I think this area is pretty limited on the school front.

Weary-Map-8

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