Location association

[-:Undertaker:-]

So basically I wonder if the stereotypes or impressions we have of place are all that similar and I wonder how it changes if we live in that place as opposed to people not living there. Essentially, fill out the list below with the first things that come to your mind about that place: no matter how rude or silly they may seem. Crime, buildings - anything that comes to mind.


Liverpool:
Manchester:
Birmingham:
Bristol:
Glasgow:
Edinburgh:
London:
Leeds:
Kent:
Yorkshire:
Brighton:
Cardiff:
Newcastle:
Essex:
Portsmouth:
Belfast:

Here's my list.

Liverpool: Docks, old buildings, shopping, drinks.
Manchester: Canals, funny looking chavs, big stations, tall buildings, large abandoned spaces outside city centre.
Birmingham: That round tower, the Bullring, immigrants.
Bristol: Skins, that south-western farmer accent, students.
Glasgow: Gorbals estate, Labour fortress, housing estates.
Edinburgh: The Castle, small cobbled streets with smart stone buildings and finance.
Outer London: Ghettoised, unsafe, crime, immensely rich areas, expensive and congested.
Leeds: Big open spaces with big roads, tonnes of students.
Kent: True-blue country, small villages with nice pubs everywhere.
Yorkshire: Wars of the Roses, the Tudors and farming. Run-down towns.
Brighton: Expensive, quirky/weird, full of Londoners.
Cardiff: Sparsely populated and quiet.
Newcastle: The tyne, nights out and students.
Essex: Big cars, big houses and Joey Essex.
Portsmouth: Ships. Lot's of them.
Belfast: Divided streets with regeneration in centre.

You?

[scottish]

Liverpool: traffic
Manchester: traffic
Birmingham: traffic
Bristol: traffic
Glasgow: traffic
Edinburgh: traffic
London: traffic
Leeds: traffic
Kent: traffic
Yorkshire: traffic
Brighton: traffic
Cardiff: traffic
Newcastle: traffic
Essex: traffic
Portsmouth: traffic
Belfast: traffic

[Kyle]

Liverpool: bin dippers, poverty, shell suits, can't talk properly
Manchester: football hooliganism, knife crime
Birmingham: spot the white man
Bristol: tractors, skins
Glasgow: knife crime, drug addiction, can't talk properly, deep fried pizza
Edinburgh: posh version of glasgow
London: segregation
Leeds: idk festival
Kent: posh with cliffs
Yorkshire: nice tea and not much else
Brighton: lbgtq?*+x
Cardiff: sheep
Newcastle: liverpool and essex hybrid
Essex: fake tan london wannabes council housing
Portsmouth: posh
Belfast: bombs

[lemons]

Liverpool: nice livapewllll accent,
Manchester: very boring accent, corrie, manchester football clubs
Birmingham: asians, the cool shopping centre, benefits street
Bristol: farmer accents, josie gibson
Glasgow: scottish people
Edinburgh: scottish people, a nice castle
London: very diverse, great transport, many amazing landmarks
Leeds: a girl in my year from leeds
Kent: qe2 bridge, blue water shopping centre
Yorkshire: emmerdale, tea
Brighton: disgusting stoney beach, gay, choccywoccydoodah
Cardiff: sheep, ppl with the surname jones
Newcastle: geordie shore, *****
Essex: towie, wealthy white people
Portsmouth: dunno
Belfast: irish people

[FlyingJesus]

Liverpool: cheap, no-one can speak
Manchester: poor people
Birmingham: northerners in denial
Bristol: farmers
Glasgow: Rangers are rubbish let it go
Edinburgh: chicken tikka massala
London: nice day out but wouldn't want to live there
Leeds: idk poor
Kent: oysters everywhere
Yorkshire: poor farmers
Brighton: overpriced and full of hats
Cardiff: everyone here is English
Newcastle: why aye man I'm so bloody primitive
Essex: London's bumhole
Portsmouth: get out Southampton for life come on saints
Belfast: potatoes that wish they were English