Friendly folk in Westminster

[BillyBB]

Worked in W2 today and was surprised at how many strangers said 'Hello' in the street. It was like being in a small village. Normally when I'm within the M25 I expect front and ignorance.

[ELVIS68]

Are you Lionel Ritchie?

[grumpii]

If somebody looks at me, I always say hello, etc. I always help people in the super market reaching things, (cos I is tall,) there is nothing wrong with being nice to other people,to some of us it comes naturally.

[grumpii]

I dont live in Weatminster though.

[Miss Random]

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I'm off to Westminster to make some friends!...........
grumpii here's the keys can you mind the kids and animals for me.............. cheers x

[curly-milf]

i lived in elephant and castle, a few minutes away, and it really was one of the most friendliest pleces ever

[stewey]

Upon being a recent immigrant (thanks for the money) I do wishfully need to enquire as to the meaningnest of the turms "W2" and "M25". I do no have the cloudiest thinking of what they can be. Are they perchance British numericisms?

[grumpii]

Miss R, I will be too busy helping old ladies across the road, but if I ever see you dragging your kds about, you are guaranteed a smile and a polite hello!

[sense4all]

In a wish to further International relations W2 is the begining of a London postal/zip code.

http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/postcodes/
to make the map bigger click on the map quad on left hand side.

The M25 is a freeway that circles the capital - took us years make the two ends meet together ...http://www.cbrd.co.uk/motorway/m25/

one should approach an outing on the M25 with the same reverence and trepidation that is given to a trip on the Cross Bronx Highway ... it is a right of passage during which only the fittest survive!