DTS
The Business
As a sort of guide to fellow Shrimperzone men looking for some hot birds I thought we could complile a list of place we have been where there is a lot of muff on show - Both in the UK and Abroad. I shall start.
SEVILLE -
Went there to watch my "other" side Malaga a few seasons ago. Four of us including my mate Spanish Rick drove down nice and early from our Malaga base. Had a nice Tapas and then sat outside looking at the stunning women of Seville.
Either there was a model convention in town or Seville woman are just stunning but either way we loved it. Highly recommend Seville and to this date if we see a fit bird all the lads say "She must be from Seville".
LEEDS -
My image of Northern Birds has always been fat,smelly, toothless women with low class and lower morals saving all the money from working in grim factories in the week to go out at the weekend and get smashed on cheap booze.
Little I have seen of my trips up North has given me any reason to change this theory. Until Leeds this season.
It seemed to be an oasis amongst the grim industrial North. First stop was Yates's in Leeds for Breakfast as we got there at 10am. Even then there were loads of fit birds. All day all I saw was quality and I was delighted.
Anyone else got any "hot spots" they care to share.
SEVILLE -
Went there to watch my "other" side Malaga a few seasons ago. Four of us including my mate Spanish Rick drove down nice and early from our Malaga base. Had a nice Tapas and then sat outside looking at the stunning women of Seville.
Either there was a model convention in town or Seville woman are just stunning but either way we loved it. Highly recommend Seville and to this date if we see a fit bird all the lads say "She must be from Seville".
LEEDS -
My image of Northern Birds has always been fat,smelly, toothless women with low class and lower morals saving all the money from working in grim factories in the week to go out at the weekend and get smashed on cheap booze.
Little I have seen of my trips up North has given me any reason to change this theory. Until Leeds this season.
It seemed to be an oasis amongst the grim industrial North. First stop was Yates's in Leeds for Breakfast as we got there at 10am. Even then there were loads of fit birds. All day all I saw was quality and I was delighted.
Anyone else got any "hot spots" they care to share.