Lol ignore the easily offended people in the comments, I liked this video it was lightly funny and actually made Lincoln look like a more interesting city than it actually is.
Much the same as your comment here. It made you marginally more interesting for an iota, but now normality has resumed and you are once again an insignificant nobody.
When I was a kid my family went on days out in Lincoln to go to toys r us or the cinema but sometimes went up to the cathedral we mostly did not go up because I was scared of how steep it was
I call Lincoln home..how on earth did you manage to film in the sunshine ?.. Of the 3 days of the year when its not raining, or cold and gloomy, and how did you manage to colour filter out our ethnic cousins ?.. Oh yeah I forgot we chased them out of the county.. (Lucky old Nottingham). Now I remember why I love Lincoln so much. Sarcasm and racism..yay...
Warning! Warning! Warning! Notice in the title it says that this video is sarcastic. So if you can't handle sarcasm do not watch or else you'll be pissedoff like half the people in the comments below.
Mr J I find that a strange comment, some people don't choose to leave Lincoln because of the weird people outside ,just look around now who's the mug ,Lincoln born and bred I've holidayed and worked in far flung places but returning to Lincoln and seeing that Cathedral on the hill from miles away guides us home
lmao all the people from Lincoln getting annoyed at the video make me laugh; listen, I was born and raised in Lincoln and this video is pretty funny and generally correct.
Lincoln is a great city. Ive just been visiting for the weekend and i made a small vi deo. Id love you and others to check it out ruclips.net/video/dEiJ_MSnFzQ/видео.html
Nah then Mark! Nice video, i've given it a thumbs up, but hive got a craw ter pick wi' you. Ef ya stan 'theeya cetchin' gawp-seed, foalks'll think ya're soft i' the 'ead. Ya seemed cross 'oppled , ya not a gommeril aya? Ablins ya like awming about gleggin' at nobbut smoots an' snickets. It weeyant 'elp so best git outta rowadd an' let folk git on. Best Wishes from a Linkinsheer Yellabelly.
Hi Aqib. It's written in Lincolnshire dialect. To hear it spoken, type in Farmer Wink on youtube. Best of luck with understanding it though! For a slightly different Lincolnshire dialect from the north of the county type in any of the videos by Guy Martin.
I know you’re most likely joking, but I absolute loved my visit to this pretty and historic city. How could you not appreciate its beauty and architectural significance? Having many highlights including the gothic masterpiece that is Lincoln Cathedral; the world’s tallest building from 1311 - 1548 (when spire collapsed) - the first building to hold that title since the Great Pyramid of Giza. Only one cathedral (so far) has ever managed to surpass its height - Ulm Minster in Germany. One of the highlights inside are the exquisitely carved 14th century choir stalls. Lincoln not only contains a world class cathedral, but charming medieval streets such as “Steep Hill” and “The Strait”; lined with historic buildings - including two extremely early houses built in 1150 (Jew’s House), 1170 (Norman House) and 1157 (St Mary’s Guildhall) *an extremely rare thing throughout Europe. There’s even one in a tiny village (close to Lincoln) called “Boothby Pagnell”, known as “Norman Manor House” - built between 1190-1200. There are some other early buildings from around 1200 also in Lincoln. Then it has the medieval Lincoln castle, “High Bridge” built in 1160 (with 16th century shops above), and the Roman city trail including the nearly 2000 year old Newport Arch, many medieval city gates etc. Loads of history! If that’s not something to be proud of... then I don’t know what is. Outside of the “Old Town” will undoubtably be less attractive, but this is the norm for most European cities. Overall a great city - hope that you can see where you live in a different light.
Tamara Carter hi I understand where you’re coming from, and it is a beautiful city! Especially the bailgate (where I actually have a 3 story Victorian house) it’s a really pretty and historical place. However I was mostly referring to everything outside of the historical town which is only a small section of Lincoln. There’s a lot outside of the city centre. E.g. north hykeham, birchwood. The people are actually quite rude and despite the historical factors there’s not a lot in Lincoln. The schools are not the greatest and there is a lot of rough areas which abuse the beauty of Lincoln and that’s what I don’t like about it. If the city was inhabited by people who appreciate it, it’d be beautiful. But it’s really glum. Hope this gives you an insight. You’ve visited Lincoln but I doubt you’ve visited the housing areas or the different places in Lincoln, like st. Giles, or Ermine. And if you did you’d then probably see what I meant by my comment. These videos don’t include everything and people who visit, have a different perspective to people who live here, due to having experienced different things x
I completely understand what you are saying, however I was giving my opinion on the city from a “tourists perspective”. Therefore even if the outer parts are “rough” it really wouldn’t be of any consequence; because we just wouldn’t visit them. Plus, the reason I (and probably most other people), decide to travel to Lincoln would be for the *history* ; most notably the Cathedral. So there’s actually a great deal in Lincoln (as previously listed) to see. I live in a house built in the early 1400’s; in a well preserved medieval village in Suffolk. Some may say there is “nothing to do here”, which there isn’t in terms of pubs, shops, museums etc. The true attraction would be wandering around appreciating the brightly coloured half-timbered buildings, exploring the 12th century church, walks in the countryside etc - that’s what makes a place “interesting” to me. But yes, I get what you’re saying - I just thought I should give you my take on the city (that might make you appreciate it more).
Tamara Carter yes of course I understand you. And by the sounds of it, your house seems beautiful, I’d love to visit Suffolk. And I see from a tourists perspective how lovely Lincoln could be, with its history. However I think, yes the people who live here do ruin it. One thing that is a shame, at the top of Lincoln there are some beautiful, grand houses. Very old aswell I assume, and they’ve been abandoned and taken for granted, they’ve been boarded up and left in a mess which is quite saddening. Most of the inhabitants of Lincoln do just take advantage of these beautiful houses that could potentially make lovely homes, or even turned into a hotel, or even a homeless shelter! But a common thing I’ve noticed about Lincoln is that the people aren’t as friendly as you would imagine.
I'm not saying that was a bit because I felt offended by it but because I genuinely think that was a bit shit, some interesting facts though is this guy from Slovakia no seriously either he is or they have a different meaning for the work sarcastic.
+krazyjuicedan don't care. Everyone has different tastes, so it doesn't matter. No, i'm not from Slovakia. And the tone fits the dictionary definition of sarcastic. I lived in Lincoln, and it was shit. That's my opinion.
I don’t know how you could describe Lincoln that way, I loved my visit to this pretty and historic city. Why not appreciate its beauty? Having many highlights including the gothic masterpiece that is Lincoln Cathedral; the world’s tallest building from 1311 - 1548 (when spire collapsed) - the first building to hold that title since the Great Pyramid of Giza. Only one cathedral (so far) has ever managed to surpass its height - Ulm Minster in Germany. One of the highlights inside are the exquisitely carved 14th century choir stalls. Lincoln not only contains a world class cathedral, but lovely medieval streets such as “Steep Hill” and “The Strait” - including two extremely early houses built in 1150 (Jew’s House) and 1170 (Norman House). There’s Lincoln castle, “High Bridge” built in 1160 (with 16th century shops above), and the Roman city trail including the nearly 2000 year old Newport Arch. If that’s not something to be proud of... then I don’t know what is. Outside of the “Old Town” will undoubtably be less attractive, but this is the norm for most European cities.
I actually thought the video was rather good - just calling Lincoln “shit” was rather uncalled for; considering that Lincoln (in the city centre) is “architecturally” very important and beautiful.
Is it that the video didnt meet your original expectations of sarcasm and you thus feel cheated by a potentially misleading title (which isnt anything unusual on RUclips these days), or is it because you're just butt hurt?
+Inactive FIFA RUclipsr I'm less interested in explaining to you that it is both a city and a town, and more interested in asking you why you feel so compelled to take your time to affirm it as being a city and not a town. Does thinking of it as a city provide it with greater value?
+Mark Christensen *county town. And all that means is that it is the administrative capital of Lincolnshire. Nottingham and Derby are county towns, but are definitely cities. It's the same with Lincoln, it's a city.
Very well, if you want to make that the distinction. If the Queen says it's a city, it's a city. Still, you know i called it a town in the video to mess with you ;)
Oh, and perhaps i should note that I care very little about this video and I haven't made, nor am i making any money from it. I only made it because it was fun to make at the time. I couldn't care less about this video or Lincoln or entertaining any random stranger who happens upon watching this. I do think its amusing how people react to negatively though.
I was in Lincoln last month and it was really pleasing, really loved people and views there, many nice spots inside the city=)
Proud to be part of The City Of Lincoln, for those who think otherwise Leave. The Spirit Of Lincoln lives. Nov 2020 🔴⚪🙏❤🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I am from Lincoln and I love this video. Well done. :)
Wow there is even a Much Lane! That is great video shoot. Thanks for showing Lincoln.
I'm going to Lincoln tomorrow and think it looks really nice, but I still fund your video hilarious so people need to chill and have a laugh
I used to live in Lincoln. Really great video. Thanks!
Lol ignore the easily offended people in the comments, I liked this video it was lightly funny and actually made Lincoln look like a more interesting city than it actually is.
Thanks!
Much the same as your comment here. It made you marginally more interesting for an iota, but now normality has resumed and you are once again an insignificant nobody.
Can’t wait to see England vs Lincoln in the World Cup qualifiers 👏🏻
When I was a kid my family went on days out in Lincoln to go to toys r us or the cinema but sometimes went up to the cathedral we mostly did not go up because I was scared of how steep it was
My city 💙❤♥💕
I call Lincoln home..how on earth did you manage to film in the sunshine ?.. Of the 3 days of the year when its not raining, or cold and gloomy, and how did you manage to colour filter out our ethnic cousins ?.. Oh yeah I forgot we chased them out of the county.. (Lucky old Nottingham). Now I remember why I love Lincoln so much. Sarcasm and racism..yay...
That huge guy at 1:38 I went to primary school with him. Was just wondering if I’d see anyone I know
I’m a Lincoln girl and somehow this is good
Hilarious video! Can't believe you didn't mention the Glory Hole!
Nicely done :-)
nice video well shot and edited with a smidgen of all due respect :)
Warning! Warning! Warning! Notice in the title it says that this video is sarcastic. So if you can't handle sarcasm do not watch or else you'll be pissedoff like half the people in the comments below.
Great video my friend thanx for uploading ********* ! could be worse he could have had a go at Birmingham ?. Lol....Pd :)
Lincoln. Less "tourists" per square metre than York.
"It's massive and could fall apart at any moment"
weird locals who are proud of never going out of Lincoln!
Mr J unfortunately i fall into that category. lincoln is my home so why would i want to move anywhere else😂
Mr J I find that a strange comment, some people don't choose to leave Lincoln because of the weird people outside ,just look around now who's the mug ,Lincoln born and bred I've holidayed and worked in far flung places but returning to Lincoln and seeing that Cathedral on the hill from miles away guides us home
Well I’m from Lincoln yet living overseas so I’m not sure your baseless comment has any value
What is that great (orchestral, string) music? It's familiar and is driving me crazy I can't place it. British early 20th century?
you should thank the Great people of lincolnshire , they finally kicked out the Normans,
Not any more, its been remodeled so much us that live here dont go into city anymore. And by the way, I have been to Slovakia.
ha love it
Lincoln is a beautiful, friendly city 😍
sad you didn’t even mention Curtis or the glory hole!
That's a good idea! "Go to Slovakia"
aww yeaa 4:47 best part thnx Mark Slovakia is da best
thanks Mark, (I think)
Biggup the glory hole, the highlight of the city
lmao all the people from Lincoln getting annoyed at the video make me laugh; listen, I was born and raised in Lincoln and this video is pretty funny and generally correct.
Lincoln is a great city. Ive just been visiting for the weekend and i made a small vi deo. Id love you and others to check it out ruclips.net/video/dEiJ_MSnFzQ/видео.html
IE Siddle I’ve lived in Lincoln all my life and yep it’s absolutely true.
Some of the comments below are more hilarious than the video itself...
Nah then Mark! Nice video, i've given it a thumbs up, but hive got a craw ter pick wi' you. Ef ya stan 'theeya cetchin' gawp-seed, foalks'll think ya're soft i' the 'ead. Ya seemed cross 'oppled , ya not a gommeril aya? Ablins ya like awming about gleggin' at nobbut smoots an' snickets. It weeyant 'elp so best git outta rowadd an' let folk git on. Best Wishes from a Linkinsheer Yellabelly.
What kind of spells are these? 🤔
@@bits.and_pieces The darkest kind. Words of the elder Gods. The Lincolnshire dialect. And I thought Yorkshire was broad.
Hi Aqib. It's written in Lincolnshire dialect. To hear it spoken, type in Farmer Wink on youtube. Best of luck with understanding it though! For a slightly different Lincolnshire dialect from the north of the county type in any of the videos by Guy Martin.
I live in Lincoln and they’ve made it sound better than it is 😂😂
I know you’re most likely joking, but I absolute loved my visit to this pretty and historic city. How could you not appreciate its beauty and architectural significance?
Having many highlights including the gothic masterpiece that is Lincoln Cathedral; the world’s tallest building from 1311 - 1548 (when spire collapsed) - the first building to hold that title since the Great Pyramid of Giza. Only one cathedral (so far) has ever managed to surpass its height - Ulm Minster in Germany. One of the highlights inside are the exquisitely carved 14th century choir stalls.
Lincoln not only contains a world class cathedral, but charming medieval streets such as “Steep Hill” and “The Strait”; lined with historic buildings - including two extremely early houses built in 1150 (Jew’s House), 1170 (Norman House) and 1157 (St Mary’s Guildhall) *an extremely rare thing throughout Europe. There’s even one in a tiny village (close to Lincoln) called “Boothby Pagnell”, known as “Norman Manor House” - built between 1190-1200. There are some other early buildings from around 1200 also in Lincoln.
Then it has the medieval Lincoln castle, “High Bridge” built in 1160 (with 16th century shops above), and the Roman city trail including the nearly 2000 year old Newport Arch, many medieval city gates etc. Loads of history!
If that’s not something to be proud of... then I don’t know what is. Outside of the “Old Town” will undoubtably be less attractive, but this is the norm for most European cities. Overall a great city - hope that you can see where you live in a different light.
Tamara Carter hi I understand where you’re coming from, and it is a beautiful city! Especially the bailgate (where I actually have a 3 story Victorian house) it’s a really pretty and historical place. However I was mostly referring to everything outside of the historical town which is only a small section of Lincoln. There’s a lot outside of the city centre. E.g. north hykeham, birchwood. The people are actually quite rude and despite the historical factors there’s not a lot in Lincoln. The schools are not the greatest and there is a lot of rough areas which abuse the beauty of Lincoln and that’s what I don’t like about it. If the city was inhabited by people who appreciate it, it’d be beautiful. But it’s really glum. Hope this gives you an insight. You’ve visited Lincoln but I doubt you’ve visited the housing areas or the different places in Lincoln, like st. Giles, or Ermine. And if you did you’d then probably see what I meant by my comment. These videos don’t include everything and people who visit, have a different perspective to people who live here, due to having experienced different things x
I completely understand what you are saying, however I was giving my opinion on the city from a “tourists perspective”. Therefore even if the outer parts are “rough” it really wouldn’t be of any consequence; because we just wouldn’t visit them. Plus, the reason I (and probably most other people), decide to travel to Lincoln would be for the *history* ; most notably the Cathedral. So there’s actually a great deal in Lincoln (as previously listed) to see.
I live in a house built in the early 1400’s; in a well preserved medieval village in Suffolk. Some may say there is “nothing to do here”, which there isn’t in terms of pubs, shops, museums etc. The true attraction would be wandering around appreciating the brightly coloured half-timbered buildings, exploring the 12th century church, walks in the countryside etc - that’s what makes a place “interesting” to me.
But yes, I get what you’re saying - I just thought I should give you my take on the city (that might make you appreciate it more).
Tamara Carter yes of course I understand you. And by the sounds of it, your house seems beautiful, I’d love to visit Suffolk. And I see from a tourists perspective how lovely Lincoln could be, with its history. However I think, yes the people who live here do ruin it. One thing that is a shame, at the top of Lincoln there are some beautiful, grand houses. Very old aswell I assume, and they’ve been abandoned and taken for granted, they’ve been boarded up and left in a mess which is quite saddening. Most of the inhabitants of Lincoln do just take advantage of these beautiful houses that could potentially make lovely homes, or even turned into a hotel, or even a homeless shelter! But a common thing I’ve noticed about Lincoln is that the people aren’t as friendly as you would imagine.
Oh that’s a shame. I have a large list of well preserved “historical” villages/ market towns/ cities/ medieval cathedrals/ castles/ stately homes etc in different regions of England if you’re interested:
- *West England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns/ Cities:*
Castle Combe, Wiltshire,
Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire,
Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire,
Burford, Oxfordshire,
Lacock, Wiltshire,
Dunster, Somerset,
Bibury, Gloucestershire,
Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire,
Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire,
Corsham, Wiltshire,
Broadway Village, Worcestershire,
Axbridge, Somerset,
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire,
Woodstock, Oxfordshire,
Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
------------------
Bath, Somerset,
Oxford, Oxfordshire,
Wells, Somerset,
Bristol (its own county) *well preserved 18th century section, as well as modern, vibrant areas,
Salisbury, Wiltshire.
*Medieval Cathedrals/ Abbeys:*
Salisbury Cathedral,
Wells Cathedral,
Gloucester Cathedral,
Bath Abbey,
Tewkesbury Abbey.
*Medieval Castles/ Stately homes and Manor Houses:*
Blenheim Palace,
Wilton House,
Sudeley Castle,
Dyrham Park,
Berkeley Castle,
Longleat House,
Stourhead.
- *South England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns/ Cities:*
St. Ives, Cornwall,
Rye, East Sussex,
Corfe Castle Village, Dorset,
Mousehole, Cornwall,
Clovelly Village, Devon,
Alfriston Village, East Sussex,
Totnes, Devon,
Polporro, Cornwall,
Dartmouth, Devon,
Sandwich Town, Kent,
Cockington Village, Devon,
Chilham Village, Kent,
Wherwell, Hampshire,
Arundel Town, West Sussex,
Sherborne, Dorset.
----------------
Canterbury, Kent,
Brighton, East Sussex *a mix of charming/historic with new/vibrant,
Rochester, Kent,
Winchester, Hampshire,
Exeter, Devon *heavily bombed in WW2 - yet retains charm in places.
*Medieval Cathedrals/ Abbeys:*
Canterbury Cathedral,
Winchester Cathedral,
Exeter Cathedral,
Sherborne Abbey.
*Medieval Castles/ Stately homes and Manor Houses:*
Bodiam Castle,
Arundel Castle,
Leeds Castle *not actually in Leeds,
Knole House,
Dover Castle,
Ightham Mote,
Herstmonceux Castle,
Highclere Castle,
Hever Castle,
Rochester Castle,
Penshurst Place.
- *North England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns/ Cities:*
Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
Bakewell, Derbyshire,
Staithes, North Yorkshire,
Hawkeshead Village, Cumbria,
Haworth, West Yorkshire,
Richmond, North Yorkshire,
Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria,
Grassington, North Yorkshire,
Longnor Village, Staffordshire,
Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire,
Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire,
Whitby, North Yorkshire,
Alnwick Town, Northumberland,
Castleton, Derbyshire.
------------------
York, North Yorkshire,
Durham, County Durham,
Chester, Cheshire,
Southwell, Nottinghamshire.
*Medieval Cathedrals/ Abbeys:*
Durham Cathedral,
York Minster,
Fountains Abbey *ruins,
Beverley Minster,
Southwell Minster,
Rievaulx Abbey *ruins,
Chester Cathedral,
Whitby Abbey *ruins.
*Medieval Castles/ Stately homes and Manor Houses:*
Chatsworth House,
Alnwick Castle,
Castle Howard,
Stokesay Castle,
Ludlow Castle,
Haddon Hall,
Bamburgh Castle,
Kedleston Hall,
Hardwick Hall,
Bolton Castle,
Little Moreton Hall.
- *East England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns/ Cities:*
Lavenham, Suffolk,
Stamford, Lincolnshire,
Wendens Ambo Village, Essex,
Kersey Village, Suffolk,
Uppingham, Rutland,
Saffron Walden, Essex,
Little Walsingham, Norfolk,
Houghton Village, Cambridgeshire,
Clare Village, Suffolk,
Chelsworth, Suffolk,
Dedham Village, Essex,
Castle Rising Village, Norfolk,
Flatford, Suffolk.
----------------
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
Lincoln, Lincolnshire,
Norwich, Norfolk,
Ely, Cambridgeshire.
*Medieval Cathedrals/ Abbeys:*
Lincoln Cathedral,
Ely Cathedral,
King’s College Chapel, Cambridge,
Peterborough Cathedral,
Norwich Cathedral.
*Medieval Castles/ Stately homes and Manor Houses:*
Holkham Hall,
Burghley House,
Houghton Hall,
Castle Rising,
Belton House,
Oxburgh Hall,
Blickling Hall,
Tattershall Castle.
- *Central England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns/ Cities:*
Turville, Buckinghamshire,
Shere, Surrey,
Denham Village, Buckinghamshire,
Oundle, Northamptonshire,
Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire,
Amersham, Buckinghamshire,
Weobley, Herefordshire,
Woburn Village, Bedfordshire,
Welford-on-Avon, Warwickshire,
West Wycombe Village, Buckinghamshire,
Ledbury, Herefordshire,
Collyweston, Northamptonshire,
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire,
Ilmington, Warwickshire,
Pembridge Village, Herefordshire.
------------------
Worcester, Worcestershire,
Windsor Town, Berkshire,
St Albans, Hertfordshire,
Lichfield, Staffordshire.
*Medieval Cathedrals/ Abbeys:*
Worcester Cathedral,
St. Albans Cathedral,
Lichfield Cathedral,
St. George’s Chapel, Windsor.
*Medieval Castles/ Stately homes and Manor Houses:*
Warwick Castle,
Windsor Castle,
Hatfield House,
Baddesley Clinton Manor.
- *London:*
St. Paul’s Cathedral,
Hampton Court Palace,
Westminster Abbey,
Tower of London,
Baroque Maritime buildings in Greenwich.
Hahaha! "or even Primark"
Err, Thank You :-)
hes got mortgage eyes ......... 1 fixed ....... 1 variable
There's nothing wrong with Starbucks.
Yep, no need to go to Eastern Europe they're all in Lincoln !
So true 😂😂
Who's going to pick all your brassicas now? Certainly ain't the locals. Much too like poorly paid hard work.
Why not! Lincoln fools voted for Brexit! Disgraceful!
I'm not saying that was a bit because I felt offended by it but because I genuinely think that was a bit shit, some interesting facts though is this guy from Slovakia no seriously either he is or they have a different meaning for the work sarcastic.
Sorry I missed out the word shit should be to shits in that comment, double shit for a double shit twat narrator.
+krazyjuicedan don't care. Everyone has different tastes, so it doesn't matter. No, i'm not from Slovakia. And the tone fits the dictionary definition of sarcastic. I lived in Lincoln, and it was shit. That's my opinion.
@@krazyjuicedan I don't come here for this kind of moronic language.
I don’t know how you could describe Lincoln that way, I loved my visit to this pretty and historic city. Why not appreciate its beauty? Having many highlights including the gothic masterpiece that is Lincoln Cathedral; the world’s tallest building from 1311 - 1548 (when spire collapsed) - the first building to hold that title since the Great Pyramid of Giza. Only one cathedral (so far) has ever managed to surpass its height - Ulm Minster in Germany. One of the highlights inside are the exquisitely carved 14th century choir stalls. Lincoln not only contains a world class cathedral, but lovely medieval streets such as “Steep Hill” and “The Strait” - including two extremely early houses built in 1150 (Jew’s House) and 1170 (Norman House). There’s Lincoln castle, “High Bridge” built in 1160 (with 16th century shops above), and the Roman city trail including the nearly 2000 year old Newport Arch. If that’s not something to be proud of... then I don’t know what is. Outside of the “Old Town” will undoubtably be less attractive, but this is the norm for most European cities.
I actually thought the video was rather good - just calling Lincoln “shit” was rather uncalled for; considering that Lincoln (in the city centre) is “architecturally” very important and beautiful.
I can definitely tell you haven't been to Lincoln much, it's not all that. I grew up here and now 23, I couldn't wait to move away. Such a boring city
And we’re better since you left. I think it was your presence here that made it boring
@@kevinpierce3458 I can’t believe you just said that Kev. I don’t appreciate these harsh comments Kevvy boy. I’m so hurt Kevlar.
@@lily4813ds well you kinda asked for it for making such a stupid comment rola cola Lola
If ya don't like our county, stay out of it. We won't mind!
I dont mind it, actually. It's just average to me. Though, the people aren't very nice, so that's a good reason to stay away.
Don't take the mick out of people who live in lincoln or the city! I've lived here all my life and I hate it when people take the mick out of it!
Darn, i should have taken even more micks out of it.
HAHAHA,
Dumbass.
Worst place in the UK.
ok MicLincoln there BAM it's back-great video!
i love Lincoln and wish I'd never left . I was a chump
All the slovakians are in bloody Lincoln!
struggled to be sarcastic here, really struggled. stay on the wrong side of the road and don't come back.
Is it that the video didnt meet your original expectations of sarcasm and you thus feel cheated by a potentially misleading title (which isnt anything unusual on RUclips these days), or is it because you're just butt hurt?
Cheeky sod.
Lincoln is a city not a town sir
+Inactive FIFA RUclipsr I'm less interested in explaining to you that it is both a city and a town, and more interested in asking you why you feel so compelled to take your time to affirm it as being a city and not a town. Does thinking of it as a city provide it with greater value?
+Mark Christensen no I was just correcting you as Lincoln is a city not a town
It's both a cathedral city and a country town
+Mark Christensen *county town. And all that means is that it is the administrative capital of Lincolnshire. Nottingham and Derby are county towns, but are definitely cities. It's the same with Lincoln, it's a city.
Very well, if you want to make that the distinction. If the Queen says it's a city, it's a city. Still, you know i called it a town in the video to mess with you ;)
Nah ! Bath N.E. Somerset is far better
Nah, very bad video.
Thanks, i dont care what you think
Mark Christensen Ahahhahahahhahahahhhhahahhahah.
I thought I was going to laugh? It simply isn't funny and was a bit snobbish.
The next video I'll dumb it down for you then. Because all i want in the world is for you to laugh.
Oh, and perhaps i should note that I care very little about this video and I haven't made, nor am i making any money from it. I only made it because it was fun to make at the time. I couldn't care less about this video or Lincoln or entertaining any random stranger who happens upon watching this. I do think its amusing how people react to negatively though.
Endorsed by Lincolnshire County Council.
Christopher James Lee it will suit them saves them leaving their cosy office