Is heaven like Swansea?

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Answer 1

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Heaven is just like here in the physical sense, land mass, buildings, people, water, animals.

However, picture this life with no negitivity, no bad stuff, don't need to eat but you can for pleasure, learn what you want.

Time is like nothing here- years go by in seconds. But you have forever.

Much better than here. But wait, you must wait for your time, or you will have to go back and repeat your type of life and experiences again- noone wants to do that.

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Answer 2

Kingsley Amis poem 'In the Poetry Bookshop' is probably set in the Uplands Bookshop Swansea, and Alan Perry's 'In the Secondhand Bookshop' is set in Ralph's (as it was) in the old town centre.

And of course most of Dylan Thomas' 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog' takes place there.

I'd always thought of heaven as a place where the women are all stunningly beautiful. Swansea might edge in on that one.

But then again I'd never really thought of Heaven as an area with quite such a bad drug problem.

The hills are probably too steep in Swansea for it to be really heaven - but then again Welsh is most certainly spoken ar y stryd ym Mharadwys.

Answer 3

I have never been to heaven though sometimes it feels like heaven. And I never been to Swansea. But guess I say Swansea because I can go and find out for myself but I doubt I ever get to heaven!

Answer 4

Sort of, if you've only seen swansea under the influence of several tabs of acid, multiple E's and a bin-bag full of magic mushrooms!

Answer 5

Swansea is heaven babe

Answer 6

Yes Tubs and edward think so- League of Gentlemen

Answer 7

No. Heaven is the city where I am king, and all things are to my liking.

Answer 8

heaven does't exist.

Answer 9

yes tubs

Answer 10

I seriously doubt it.

Answer 11

No- it's more like Cardiff.

Answer 12

Full of dead people?



Isn't it?

Answer 13

i wouldnt of thought so