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Poll: What's your budget for a hotel ?

What's your budget for a hotel ?
zero - I need to stay somewhere for fre
36%
 36%  [ 4 ]
not more then 50 GBP / night
27%
 27%  [ 3 ]
not more then 65 GBP / night
9%
 9%  [ 1 ]
not more then 80 GBP / night
18%
 18%  [ 2 ]
not more then 100 GBP / night
9%
 9%  [ 1 ]
Total Votes : 11
 
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27.02.2007, 20:26 quote

toby

Okay, then we can share the WLAN internet access!

 
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27.02.2007, 20:30 quote

Anonymous

You think im gonna be on the net lol

I'm gettin pissed!

 
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27.02.2007, 20:34 quote

toby

I have to Sad not all the time of course

 
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27.02.2007, 20:36 quote

Anonymous

toby wrote:
I have to Sad not all the time of course


I'll be feeding you alcohol boyo!!!

 
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28.02.2007, 21:31 quote

Anonymous

As I live outside in London anyway my budget is practically zero. I used to have a squat in Southwark that I shared with a few other for a number of years but am now back outside. I sleep most nights up on Hampstead Heath in a sleeping bag placed inside bivvy bag. I store all my gear in bin bags hidden under bushes. Then cycle into central London each day on my bicycle.

One of my mates has also got a three man tent hidden in bushes near Teddington Lock he has a bus pass and travels into central London each day then back out at night. I slept out there a few times too. Living outside in London is not too bad as there are loads of drop in centres where you can get showers and cheap food to eat.

 
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28.02.2007, 21:32 quote

Anonymous

stonecastle wrote:
As I live outside in London anyway my budget is practically zero. I used to have a squat in Southwark that I shared with a few other for a number of years but am now back outside. I sleep most nights up on Hampstead Heath in a sleeping bag placed inside bivvy bag where I store all my gear in bin bags hidden under bushes.

One of my mates has also got a three man tent hidden in bushes near Teddington Lock he has a bus pass and travels into central London each day then back out at night.


Holy shitting mother of freakin god

You are joking right?

 
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28.02.2007, 21:34 quote

pirakkanaama2
pirakkanaama2 Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1886 Location: United Kingdom, England, Leicestershire
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im getting a huge £300 for my birthday, so im willing to give people money if they want to go
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28.02.2007, 21:35 quote

Anonymous

aDecentGuy wrote:
Holy shitting mother of freakin god. You are joking right?
No I thought I had told everyone on these forums before. Hundreds of people live outside in London. And many more live in squats. It is a shame that my old squat no longer exists or else I would have been able to put a couple of people up. It used to be in Southwark on Webber Street.

 
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28.02.2007, 21:38 quote

Anonymous

stonecastle wrote:
aDecentGuy wrote:
Holy shitting mother of freakin god. You are joking right?
No I thought I had told everyone on these forums before. Hundreds of people live outside in London. And many more live in squats. It is a shame that my old squat no longer exists or else I would have been able to put a couple of people up. It used to be in Southwark on Webber Street.


There is no need for that, go to the council, get a hostel, claim benefits ... no wait

Get a freakin job!!!

 
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28.02.2007, 22:18 quote

Anonymous

aDecentGuy wrote:
There is no need for that, go to the council, get a hostel, claim benefits ... no wait. Get a freakin job!!!
I sell the Big Issue. Its hard to get a job with no address and most jobs want previous experience, references etc. Plus I can't get a council flat as I have no local connection to any borough. A local connection means having lived in a borough for at least six months, sleeping rough does not count. Plus it takes years in London to get a council flat. Plus I had a council flat before so will be disqualified from getting one again as i left my previous flat without good cause.

The only jobs I have been offered have been working for Irish gypsies doing tarmacing and block paving. Its not secure and is cash in hand work with no proper regulations. So didn't take it up.

By the way if you ar wondering how I am using the internet so late at night I am in the EasyEverything internet cafe on Tottenham Court Road. A load of us know how to get on for free there. During the day there is also free net access at the libraries as well. As well as a few other places such as Matchless Gifts run by the Hare Krishnas on Caledonian Road in Kings Cross.

 
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28.02.2007, 22:22 quote

Anonymous

I'm not interested

Dont quote me again

 
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01.03.2007, 09:16 quote

Hugglies
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stonecastle wrote:
As I live outside in London anyway my budget is practically zero. I used to have a squat in Southwark that I shared with a few other for a number of years but am now back outside. I sleep most nights up on Hampstead Heath in a sleeping bag placed inside bivvy bag. I store all my gear in bin bags hidden under bushes. Then cycle into central London each day on my bicycle.

One of my mates has also got a three man tent hidden in bushes near Teddington Lock he has a bus pass and travels into central London each day then back out at night. I slept out there a few times too. Living outside in London is not too bad as there are loads of drop in centres where you can get showers and cheap food to eat.


Are you for real?
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01.03.2007, 09:33 quote

Anonymous

Hugglies wrote:
Are you for real?
Ever heard of homeless people??? When you come to London for the meet you will see loads of them about. I happen to be one of them. Just because I am homeless doesn't mean that I am thick and don't know how to use a computer.

 
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01.03.2007, 09:40 quote

Hugglies
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stonecastle wrote:
Hugglies wrote:
Are you for real?
Ever heard of homeless people??? When you come to London for the meet you will see loads of them about. I happen to be one of them. Just because I am homeless doesn't mean that I am thick and don't know how to use a computer.


Calm yourself......

Of course i've heard of homeless people oh and btw i LIVE in London
I didn't call u thick I asked if what you posted was for real

If i was homeless and hidingmy stuff in black bags under bushes

THE LAST THING I WOULD CARE ABOUT is an Internet Meet

BUT

It does explain why you have no money to go for a meal
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01.03.2007, 10:12 quote

Anonymous

stonecastle wrote:
aDecentGuy wrote:
There is no need for that, go to the council, get a hostel, claim benefits ... no wait. Get a freakin job!!!
I sell the Big Issue. Its hard to get a job with no address and most jobs want previous experience, references etc. Plus I can't get a council flat as I have no local connection to any borough. A local connection means having lived in a borough for at least six months, sleeping rough does not count. Plus it takes years in London to get a council flat. Plus I had a council flat before so will be disqualified from getting one again as i left my previous flat without good cause.

The only jobs I have been offered have been working for Irish gypsies doing tarmacing and block paving. Its not secure and is cash in hand work with no proper regulations. So didn't take it up.

By the way if you ar wondering how I am using the internet so late at night I am in the EasyEverything internet cafe on Tottenham Court Road. A load of us know how to get on for free there. During the day there is also free net access at the libraries as well. As well as a few other places such as Matchless Gifts run by the Hare Krishnas on Caledonian Road in Kings Cross.


where abouts do you usually go to sell your big issue mate? i might pop along a nd buy one some time. too bad your homeless, but isnt the big issue supposed to help you find accomadation and get you back on your feet? you shouldnt have to be sleeping rough as there is plenty of places you can go for help. or am i being too optimistic?

 
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