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Really? What is it that you prefer about living here?
The tame weather, more professional police that won't gun you down because you're black or a disgruntled wife of a cop while his fellow officers do absolutely nothing to stop him, London is much cleaner than NYC, the local food is healthier. This is London specific, but I like it a lot better than NYC.
The tame weather, more professional police that won't gun you down because you're black or a disgruntled wife of a cop while his fellow officers do absolutely nothing to stop him, London is much cleaner than NYC, the local food is healthier. This is London specific, but I like it a lot better than NYC.
Pretty much same here, but much cleaner than London. Great food and drink here too. Amazing in fact!
York is obviously tiny compared to London too, and London is warmer.
Have you seen much of England yet?
Pretty much same here, but much cleaner than London. Great food and drink here too. Amazing in fact!
York is obviously tiny compared to London too, and London is warmer.
Have you seen much of England yet?
Oh I forgot too, lack of gun crime in the UK, no mass shootings, and just far lower crime levels in the first place in the cities.
Haha I take your word for it. York looks amazing, wife only wants to live in southeast England though.
Nope not yet. We were going to go to either Wales (I know it's not England) or Leeds last weekend, but we found out it was Magna Carta weekend and decided to stay. It was a let down to say the least.
So far Ive only seen London, east Berkshire, Hampshire, and Dorset (Christchurch) and west Oxfordshire.
Something silly, I heard authentic Cockney yesterday from some older folks. Doesn't sound so forced or enunciated like on the TV
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Except no your not American and yes of course i've been to London. I've travelled more than you, I am on a plane 3 or 4 times a year and next year that will be 20-30 times.
Except no your not American and yes of course i've been to London. I've travelled more than you, I am on a plane 3 or 4 times a year and next year that will be 20-30 times.
I will be going to London many times next year.
Don't be silly, of course I'm American. I've already proven it love
Getting on a plane from your hill to Belfast doesn't count as travel, love
Oh well then, just think you could run into me on the street next year and you'll never know!
Hmm?? Looks like about 10 times.. Yeah full of nonsense you.
And already I have another 7 flights ahead..
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leaps and bounds far better than the US.
