Welcome to Worcester, the ancient **** capital of the **** ******** West Midlands. From the derelict and depressing Angel Place in the centre of town, to the sprawling Council ****-Estates of Warndon, Brickfields, Ronkswood and Dines Green, this once proud old city now stands as a monument to all that **** culture embraces.
A visitor arriving at Worcester’s Foregate Street railway station, and heading off in search of cultural stimulation, would soon be in no doubt that this city is now a wilderness of drab mediocrity surpassing even such nearby delights as Droitwich, Redditch, Kidderminster and the **** utopia of Birmingham.
Right at the centre of Worcester you will find the inevitable **** temple of McDonalds, and within yards of this are to be found other such culinary sewers as fried chicken outlets, burger bars, kebab houses and baked potato vans.
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During the evening and weekend the hordes of Worcester ***** and ********* will congregate around these stinking emporiums of **** stuffing their spotty faces to their hearts content, leaving behind them a mass of rubbish for the pigeons and **** to gorge on.
In the evening however, Worcester comes into it’s own as a **** hot spot of epic proportions. **** boozers proliferate in Worcester town centre, The Courtyard, RSVP, Bushwackers and Chicago Rock to name but a few. Chicago Rock in particular seems to attract the true hardcore ****. Situated in an ancient medieval side street it really is a sight to behold to observe the ***** piling out at midnight, fighting and spewing their way down New Street towards the taxi rank by McDonalds.
For those still standing Worcester has an array of high class **** night spots, including Tramps, La Mango and Images, although those over 19 years old might feel a little out of place.
Yes, Worcester really has succumbed to **** rule, a true intellectual and cultural wilderness to match any in England.