Neither do I, the taxi drivers seem to have it the most though. One of the taxi drivers said " Where do you want to go my love", that was a bit of a culture shock. It's a mixed bag, most Swindonians I know don't really have it but you can certainly still find it around.I try as hard as possible not to think of myself as a Swindonian, but a lack of deep west country accent is about the only redeeming feature round here.
/Accent
"I can't read, and I can't write,
But that don't really matter,
Cause I got a sheep, and I got a cow,
And I can drive my tratter!"
Perhaps, after realising that I've only heard this here, I can see some truth in what you say
I don't "dislike" Banksy. I do think a lot of his art is nothing more than graffiti when it's painted on other peoples property, but think it's largely harmless. However, somewhat confused by this statement within the article:
Sort of suggests to me that they're defending why they removed the sign, as if they don't want to upset Banksy fans........?! Does our society really hold Banksy in such regard that he's allowed to stick whatever he wants wherever he wants, or am I just reading too far in to that statement?
