Ideal locations

[Indigo]

So I was talking with Jarrid yesterday and the question"where would you rather live?" sort of popped up.

My ideal location is a big city. My list of places to live in is:

1. London
2. Manhattan
3. Tokyo

I'm into the urban scene. As I'm a street artist the streets are inspiring to me. The advertising posters everywhere, the cars, the noise, all those people each with their story, all the chaos, all the different styles people have... It's heaven for me.

I couldn't live in the country. It's too boring, no skating parks, no competition, no pollution, it's just not real.


Where would you like to live?

[Phakiel]

As a matter of fact FE, I would choose your three picks as well to love in. I like big cities and buildings. For some reason they give me peace since it relaxes me to think that I have my basic needs covered. I detest the country. Well, not that hard, I can handle it for like half a day or something like that, one day even, but would never choose to live at those places.

The beach on the other hand, maybe I could take that life. But I would have to have commodities, like the internet and easy access to toilet paper.

[Jarrid]

I really do not know where I would like to live. I have not been to very many places, and I am use to living out in the country. If I were to move to a very large city, I am not sure if I would fit in well. Anxiety might go up a little.

[Indigo]

I really do not know where I would like to live. I have not been to very many places, and I am use to living out in the country. If I were to move to a very large city, I am not sure if I would fit in well. Anxiety might go up a little.

The beauty of the city is that you're free to be whatever you want. Everyone fits in, and everyone is too busy to judge you.

[Baby]

My life is complete between London and Paris. :) If I ever have to move, it would be to Tokyo.

[Indigo]

My life is complete between London and Paris. :) If I ever have to move, it would be to Tokyo.

Hey are you going to be in London this September? Cause I could see you there :eek:

[Electric Banana]

Arroyo Grande, CA or San Luis Obispo, CA. They're both in the same county, about 15 miles apart. They're about 10-15 minutes away from the California coast line. I love the coast, and I love decent sized cities (SLO is definitely decent sized, as it has the university Cal Poly). San Luis Obispo is one of those cities that to me, seems like a fake city made up for a movie. Because it's oustandingly beautiful. VisitSLO.com (http://www.visitslo.com/). They have these amazing farmers markets all summer long, where they close down several blocks, and there's fruit, all kinds of food, musical acts, and all other kinds of things you can think of. Arroyo Grande is very similar to SLO, as far as it looks like some fictional place. lol Beautiful place.

Why these places rather than anywhere else in the world? I'm a freaking California girl! I'm not leaving my state permanently. I tried to move to Phoenix, and within 5 days I decided it was a ridiculous idea.

[Suitcase]

I spent my childhood in Michigan and most of my life in Monaco but I am currently in London and disputedly from London.

[Cyrus the virus]

Who the hell would want to live in Tokyo? That must be miserable.

Anyway, the only place I'd rather live than Montreal is Vancouver. The only reason I'd want to move from here is to make it easier to find a career (my French is not as fluent as my English).

[Matron]

Alaska?

[Suitcase]

I have lived two years in Kyoto with a daily commute to Tokyo and besides the transport, I have not found it miserable. My ideal living location would be India.

Why Alaska?

[Cyrus the virus]

I would just be annoyed by Tokyo's sheer number of people. Where would you go to escape a crowd? Home?

I don't really mind crowds, but here I can avoid them by going up or down a street.

[Indigo]

Because Blue likes what's white. It reminds him on his home town. Heaven.

[Electric Banana]

I was thinking because it's cold, like his heart.


:p

[Indigo]

Wait a second, Blue if you want to live in Alaska why the hell are you living next to a hot beach right now? that like a polar opposite.

[Matron]

Better take a woman with ya, I hear there aren't many in Alaska. They even spawned a ridiculous reality show off the idea a few years back.

[Jarrid]

I would not mind visiting Alaska for a while depending on the season there, but actually just living there. . . I am too big of a puss for the cold. Give me humidity and hot weather all day long.

[Indigo]

Because I'm sexy like that. I break the rules, bebe.....:)


Nah, I've always had this sort of romantic notion of trekking across Canada and settling down in Alaska while living off the land and such.

Like the Yetty?

[Less Than Liz]

I'm at the point in my life where there are so many different places I want to try living that I am basically motivated entirely by a desire to have multiple houses in different locations.

[Suitcase]

I would just be annoyed by Tokyo's sheer number of people. Where would you go to escape a crowd? Home?

I don't really mind crowds, but here I can avoid them by going up or down a street.

How many times have you been there? You can find a lot of quiet placesif you know your way around.

[Polygon]

There are a lot of places I would live, but I mainly like to live close to the city but not in it.

[Jarrid]

I would live in Tokyo if there is going to be a Sky City. :p

[Matron]

There are plenty of places I'd like to visit, but my little hick town is home, I've never lived anywhere else, and don't know if I'd ever want to live anywhere else.

[Abominari]

I'd like to live on a small sphere, maybe 20 miles in diameter, that orbits Jupiter at a distance of approximately 530,000km, which should put me between Europa and Io.

EDIT: And I would like a small rocket ship -- so I can jump over to Io for groceries.

[Cyrus the virus]

How many times have you been there? You can find a lot of quiet placesif you know your way around.

Never, but the number of people in relation to the land mass is frightening O_O It's more crowded than here, and I'm already annoyed when I walk down St. Catherine's Street.

[Jarrid]

I think I would have a hard time living in an Eastern country like Japan. Are they people tall friendly? :p

[Powerslave]

Who the hell would want to live in Tokyo? That must be miserable.

Anyway, the only place I'd rather live than Montreal is Vancouver. The only reason I'd want to move from here is to make it easier to find a career (my French is not as fluent as my English).

HOLY Crap, one of my dreams is going over to Vancouver sometime. It looks stunning. I'd say if I couldn't have gone to Montreal myself, I would've gone to Vancouver. The weather would've been soooo much better.

Other than that, I need to live in a big city. I could never stand living in a town, or the country. I'm pretty sure I'll always live in a city, as long as I have the choice.

Well, other than Vancouver (and Montreal and NYC, since I've already lived there), some ideal places I'd really like to live in for at least a while would be:

Buenos Aires
Barcelona
London
And what the hell, Tokyo too. Visited, and I loved it. Wouldn't mind being there at all.

[Void]

Recently, the question of "Where do I want to move next?" has been popping into my head. Now, this line of thought is limited only to Canada, but I've decided on either Maple Ridge, British Columbia; Newmarket, Ontario; or Whitehorse, Yukon.

[Sushi_b]

I think I would have a hard time living in an Eastern country like Japan. Are they people tall friendly? :p

Depends on what country. I didn't think that the people in Japan were very friendly as a whole. They seemed to have a lot more interest in what they were doing and didn't care much about others. On one hand that's great because no one bothers you, but on the other, it's nice when people are willing to help you out if you need it.

I don't know where I'd like to live. I've practically lived on a farm for a number of years and I wouldn't mind going back to that life. I don't mind the city as well though. I suppose I might pick Singapore if I choose a city. If my dream comes true...then I'll live in St. Kitts and Nevis.

[Jarrid]

I just do not want my head hitting on everything. :(

[Lodis]

Recently, the question of "Where do I want to move next?" has been popping into my head. Now, this line of thought is limited only to Canada, but I've decided on either Maple Ridge, British Columbia; Newmarket, Ontario; or Whitehorse, Yukon.

Ew. I hope you have some personal reasoning to move to Maple Ridge, because there is no other suburb in Greater Vancouver that I would rather not live in. All that pollution and smog from the inner city blows inland and funnels into the Fraser Valley. Maple Ridge's place near the mountains at the north of the valley means that cruddy air just stops and hangs over the town.

[JustATemp]

tokyo, defenately. new york, LA, maybe. anywhere i could be with sofy.

[Mark]

I spent my childhood in Michigan and most of my life in Monaco but I am currently in London and disputedly from London.

really? what part of Michigan?

well after im done with this whole Military thing I got myself into I plan on Moving back to Michigan. but for now im still up for some new things, so im trying for a few different places after this unit.

Iraq being one, Puerto Rico being another, or anywhere off the West Coast Because I have never been anywhere past west of Chicago. so yeah I just really need a different scene...New England Sucks and really still being here reminds me too much of my ex, so I really wanna see more of the world.

[Void]

Ew. I hope you have some personal reasoning to move to Maple Ridge, because there is no other suburb in Greater Vancouver that I would rather not live in. All that pollution and smog from the inner city blows inland and funnels into the Fraser Valley. Maple Ridge's place near the mountains at the north of the valley means that cruddy air just stops and hangs over the town.

Eh, I'm not too worried about smog. And I do have personal reasons.

[Poofy]

really? what part of Michigan?

well after im done with this whole Military thing I got myself into I plan on Moving back to Michigan. but for now im still up for some new things, so im trying for a few different places after this unit.

I'm in the opposite situation, the Coast Guard has me stationed in Michigan, Sector Detroit of all places...

I want to go some place with either really nice weather, or really crappy weather.

[Less Than Liz]

I would cry if I joined any branch of the military and ended up in Detroit.

[Poofy]

On the plus side, there's a liquor store around every corner...

[Lodis]

Eh, I'm not too worried about smog. And I do have personal reasons.

Well regardless, if you do move to Maple Ridge I will likely be in North Van, which will make that the closest I've ever lived to another AllRPG member. Lol, I'm so isolated.

[charolastra00]

Of the places I've been to, I think I would be most happy in Akureyri, Iceland, Boston, Mass (or some inner suburb like Cambridge, Jamaica Plain, Brookline, or Newton), New York City, Chicago, or Santa Fe, New Mexico.

I'll be living in Mexico and England next year and traveling quite a bit more to various parts of Europe and possibly Central America/Cuba as well, so I'll be more informed then. But just by judging from my preconceptions of places that I haven't visited now, I'd most like Oaxaca, Mexico, London (one of the suburbs close to the Underground more likely), Prague, Copenhagen, Malmo, Stockholm, or Granada, Spain.

[Phakiel]

Managua sucks ass. Just a heads up.

[charolastra00]

Managua sucks ass. Just a heads up.


Cause of you. ZING!

[Mark]

I'm in the opposite situation, the Coast Guard has me stationed in Michigan, Sector Detroit of all places...

I want to go some place with either really nice weather, or really crappy weather.

haha no shit. I was thinking about putting in for Sector Detroit. ha Thought I was the Only Coastie Around here. :p

how long have you been in?

I would cry if I joined any branch of the military and ended up in Detroit.

oh hush you! You have no Idea what you are talking about, Detroit is like 10 mins away from where I was born and raised!

[Poofy]

2 years.

I actually love the areas around Detroit... Canton, Ann Arbor, Southfield, Southgate, Grosse Point, and St. Clair Shores, are all great places. It's just Detroit, the city itself, is ehhhhhhhh, no. >_>

[Mark]

yeah I just got my good conduct medal this month. :p

I never got cought is all. hahaha

I was horrible in yorktown...**** that place. but yeah 3 years this month...and 3 more to go...I like southgate my sister lives there, but I grew up in Ecorse. and im Stationed on a 210 the Reliance in Portsmouth New Hampshire. not a bad place and its 45mins away from Boston, so I have my fun in the area.

[Phakiel]

Cause of you. ZING!

That was just mean *tear*

[Sushi_b]

Well regardless, if you do move to Maple Ridge I will likely be in North Van, which will make that the closest I've ever lived to another AllRPG member. Lol, I'm so isolated.

We lived kind of close together Lodis. You or I just had to take the TransCanada Highway to for about 8 hours (give or take and we would have been able to meet. Either that or we could have met in Jasper. :P

[Poofy]

yeah I just got my good conduct medal this month. :p

I never got cought is all. hahaha

I was horrible in yorktown...**** that place. but yeah 3 years this month...and 3 more to go...I like southgate my sister lives there, but I grew up in Ecorse. and im Stationed on a 210 the Reliance in Portsmouth New Hampshire. not a bad place and its 45mins away from Boston, so I have my fun in the area.
I think I might know of a GM who went to Boston just a few months ago. Small world..


I live in Southgate. HUH OH.

[Lodis]

We lived kind of close together Lodis. You or I just had to take the TransCanada Highway to for about 8 hours (give or take and we would have been able to meet. Either that or we could have met in Jasper. :P

That would have been awesome. Unfortunately I was only like 16 or 17 years old at the time so it would have been rather unrealistic. Now you're kickin it up in Seoul and I'm about to move to Vancouver. Think we kind of missed our chance. Damn.

[Void]

Well regardless, if you do move to Maple Ridge I will likely be in North Van, which will make that the closest I've ever lived to another AllRPG member. Lol, I'm so isolated.

Before I moved to Alberta, the closest member I lived to was either Kurara or Trillian (not sure where Skuderya hails from, however). Not exactly close to New Brunswick.

[Mark]

I think I might know of a GM who went to Boston just a few months ago. Small world..


I live in Southgate. HUH OH.

nice, did they ever get I-75 fixed yet? when I came home last month I had to go way out of my way by taking 275 to get to my parents house. it sucked...and im know without 75 southgate to detroit is quite the pain in the ass.

[Cyrus the virus]

Skud is in Quebec, not sure if he's in Montreal or not, but I think he used to be.

[Lodis]

Yeah I think he was at least at some point. No clue if he still is.

[Atlas]

I would live inside of the forums... and eat viruses, and prey upon tiny mice.

[Lodis]

AllRPG mice would prey upon YOU.

[Poofy]

nice, did they ever get I-75 fixed yet? when I came home last month I had to go way out of my way by taking 275 to get to my parents house. it sucked...and im know without 75 southgate to detroit is quite the pain in the ass.
Negative. Last I heard the construction on I-75 is going to be a 4 year project. So for us schmucks that live south of the river, we pretty much have to take Jefferson into the city. Not cool.

[Mark]

yeah that never really was a problem for me, I used to only take jefferson into detroit because I lived in Ecorse most of my life, but from southgate 75 is so much better and faster. 4 year project huh? damn...that sucks. my parents live in Coleman which is like 30mins away from Saginaw, with all the detours on 75 its about 15-16 hour drive from New hampshire...ug **** my life.

[Teenychicka]

Well I just made the move to where I want to be - Vancouver :) It has what I want. Big city with quiet rural areas. Eclectic taste in people, style, hobbies. I'm definitely glad to be here. Now I just need to make friends to do these things with -_-

[Cyrus the virus]

Vancouver is really amazing, I find myself missing it more and more. Especially with you guys talking about it. And when people speak to me in French and I respond not-perfectly. :(

[Teenychicka]

You lived here before? :( I miss you!? Damnit.

[Cyrus the virus]

Well, when I was 7. Hm.

[Atlas]

My mother used to live in Israel because my grandpa did business there. And surprisingly he wasn't even Jewish. :P She said it was beautiful there.

If I had my choice, though, New York, London, and San Fran would be at the top of my list.

[Suitcase]

Vancouver is really amazing, I find myself missing it more and more. Especially with you guys talking about it. And when people speak to me in French and I respond not-perfectly. :(

You speak French? I like you even more.

[Indigo]

French is ghey

[sheeP]

Agreed. Im not sure where I would wanna live most, but France is at the bottom of the list.

below Hell.

[Mary]

I'd want to live in Thailand I think. Tons to do, cheap prices, great beaches, and great food.

[Mark]

Iraq. yup thats where I wanna go. im gunna put in for it too.

[Mary]

Good luck! One of the marines here just went there. He's super nice though pretty angry because up until 3 days before he flew out to Iraq he thought he was going to Hong Kong.

[Mark]

well nothing is set and stone yet, I dont transfer out until next summer so I still have awhile before I find out where I am going, but I would like to try and put in for it.

[Jarrid]

I would not mind living in Nice, France like Fabs did that one year. Nice looks absolutely amazing, and it is right there next to Italy as well. I think I would have a lot of fun living there, but I could not imagine staying in France a long period of time.

[Cyrus the virus]

You speak French? I like you even more.

:)

I don't know why people hate on France. It's kind of stupid to buy into whatever your ignorant friends say about it. France has food, man. Amazing, amazing food. And gorgeous french ladies.

[BAMAJAMA]

I just don't like the general attitude of the french people towards Americans. I know it is popular now to bash Americans but I don't like it nonetheless. Every country has it's idiots, America included. That isn't to say that all the french people are bashers either, but they are the majority there. America has it's flaws but we have pulled other nations feet out of the fire too many times for there to be such venom from these same countries towards us. I wouldn't want to live in any other country for the rest of my life. I wouldn't mind spending a few months in Austrailia, New Zealand and Japan. Also maybe in some of the Scandinavian countries.

[DrunkSwashbuckler]

And gorgeous french ladies.

German girls > French girls.

Anyone who disagrees need only to spend five days in Munich.

Every country has it's idiots, America includedMost countries don't elect said idiots to the highest position possible within their government.

[Mary]

Yes they do.

[Sushi_b]

That would have been awesome. Unfortunately I was only like 16 or 17 years old at the time so it would have been rather unrealistic. Now you're kickin it up in Seoul and I'm about to move to Vancouver. Think we kind of missed our chance. Damn.

Not for sure, but I might move to Van once I'm done up here. That wouldn't likely be for another 2 years or more, but it's been on my mind a little bit. I just don't want to think too much about moving all my stuff there because it would be a pretty big a hassle. I guess it depends on how good my Korean or Chinese speaking skills are at that point.

[Cyrus the virus]

I just don't like the general attitude of the french people towards Americans. I know it is popular now to bash Americans but I don't like it nonetheless. Every country has it's idiots, America included. That isn't to say that all the french people are bashers either, but they are the majority there. America has it's flaws but we have pulled other nations feet out of the fire too many times for there to be such venom from these same countries towards us. I wouldn't want to live in any other country for the rest of my life. I wouldn't mind spending a few months in Austrailia, New Zealand and Japan. Also maybe in some of the Scandinavian countries.

Have you ever been to France?

More importantly, how do you justify insulting and disliking France because France insults and dislikes America? Pish-posh, I say!

German girls > French girls.

I don't think I've met a German girl I wasn't attracted to. Hm.

[Lodis]

Not for sure, but I might move to Van once I'm done up here. That wouldn't likely be for another 2 years or more, but it's been on my mind a little bit. I just don't want to think too much about moving all my stuff there because it would be a pretty big a hassle. I guess it depends on how good my Korean or Chinese speaking skills are at that point.

Well there's certainly no shortage of Koreans or Chinese in Vancouver that want (need) to improve their English.

[Phakiel]

I hate french people because they are a bunch of smelly pricks. I have yet to meet a frenchman who wasnt in dire need of deodorant.

Besides, I hear they are assholes to everybody, not just Americans.

[BAMAJAMA]

Have you ever been to France?

More importantly, how do you justify insulting and disliking France because France insults and dislikes America? Pish-posh, I say!
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No, I have never been personally to France but I have met quite a few of the French people. They were, all but 1, an insulting, rude group of people. I also have friends and family who have been to France, the majority opinion of them is that hands-down, the French are rude and obnoxious, they think they have a superior way of dealing with the rest of the world. Yeah, by laying down like pussies everytime someone threatens them and then screaming to us bloodthirsty Americans to come save them. Bottom line, France would probably be a great place to go and see, if it weren't for all the French people;)

BTW, I didn't insult them in the prior post, just asked why they hated those who have helped them numerous times. But since you brought it up, here are the insults for ya.

[JustATemp]

AllRPG mice would prey upon YOU.

IN SOVIET ALLRPG, MICE TRAP YOU

[Jarrid]

Yeah, well most Americans, throughout all parts of the country, I talk to everyday on the phone are rude, pricks, and complete inconsiderate assholes as well. Most of them complain about people they cannot understand because they are foreign, and they believe they should return to their own country because they do not belong here. Also, people talk down upon the African-American and Hispanic people that work there saying they are ignorant "(n)iggers" or "wetbacks". I hear this almost all the time at work, and I find it very disturbing.

However, it is not only Americans. People across the globe in general have lost touch with each other as living organisms and human beings of this great vast world and universe (metaverse). Indeed, I believe it is a sad world to live in most of the time.

[BAMAJAMA]

Mephis, yes there are assholes in America, a bunch of them to be sure. I cringe when I hear the "N" word, I grew up taught better than that. I also have a great niece and a great nephew who are mixed. I love those kids. As far as the mexicans go, I have seen alot of good people who migrated here from Mexico, there are also alot of Mexico's criminal's that have come here(I think that Mexico actually shows them the way across just to be rid of them). I don't subscribe to the hating of any race, creed or religion. I see it everyday though. Some of the hate towards the Mexican population is bred through our own government. They keep making laws to pander to the Hispanic population that actually affects those of us who are paying their salaries(the politicians that is). Also, alot of people are frustrated with the jobs going to Mexico and the mexicans coming in to take jobs here. That I wholly disagree with, we brought that on ourselves. We demanded to be paid more and more when we were comfortable already, therefore companies to stay afloat had to move operations. Our government setup Nafta which added more fuel to the fire. Our population doesn't really want the jobs that the Mexicans are taking. There are just alot of whiners out there. But those people are of all races. With all that said, I still love this country as a whole and I don't need a Frenchman to tell me what is wrong in my own country, let them worry about their own issues.

[Cyrus the virus]

I also have friends and family who have been to France.

Did they learn French before going?

Do you know any facts about France? You seem to just be buying into stereotype. I don't think pussies are the kind of people who leave their homeland to populate a new continent while living under harsh conditions.

Regardless, give me an example of how these french people were rude to you.

[BAMAJAMA]

Did they learn French before going?

Do you know any facts about France? You seem to just be buying into stereotype. I don't think pussies are the kind of people who leave their homeland to populate a new continent while living under harsh conditions.

Regardless, give me an example of how these french people were rude to you.

Yes, my family learned french before traveling there. I have had 3 family members travel across Europe. Two of them had 3 years of french courses and the other studied most of the general phrases needed to communicate there. Most of the rudeness and insults they received were actually in english. My experiences with the french were in NY. I stayed in New York City for a few months. The only civil french person I met there was born in France but actually grew up in Quebec. The other three I talked with tried to treat me like some sub-human species. I was there for work training and any time I spoke up in class, they made some snide comment, nevermind that I was almost always correct. I wasn't the only one they treated this way during this training school. They left everybody in the class(including the guy from Quebec) with a general disdain for the french. Now I am open-minded enough to know that not everybody from France is like these three. Not every person that my family met in France was a total douchebag either, but they said that it was a majority. France was the only country on their tour of Europe that they said they would never want to visit again. You also mentioned what they went through in history, just because a people were once great does not make them always so. In the last century, they have done nothing to make me think they have a collective spine.

With that, I end this debate, you may want to keep it going but you aren't going to change my mind, only the french people themselves can do that.

[Atlas]

France is dirty.

[Cyrus the virus]

only the french people themselves can do that.

Hmm :p

I guess your point makes sense. Still, I don't think all that is a reason to attack the country when it comes up in conversation.

France is dirty.

Yep.

[Indigo]

France is dirty.

it's also the capital of fashion and alcohol...

models+alcohol=dirty... yeah it's dirty.

[Void]

Skud is in Quebec, not sure if he's in Montreal or not, but I think he used to be.

For some reason I thought he may have lived in Quebec City. Though, I've never had reason to meet up with him - in his hay day, I was either mostly in the CS, or disappearing from here for months at a time. I remember making a few posts in the CD in '01, but I didn't really take on the community ethic of AllRPG in those days. Opting to be a chat rat instead, or making posts that were several pages long in threads such as "Chrono Cross and the bible." or some such nonsense.

Yes.

[BAMAJAMA]

I post this from Baby out of another thread

Anyway, most men who think they're popular with the ladies really talk out of their asses and are extremely offensive! It happens at least twice or three times DAILY in France because the French just excel at being twats!

That is something I left out of my earlier statements, all the French that I and my family had issues with were male. The one I mentioned earlier that was born in France but grew up in Quebec was a female. It may just be that the male species of French are the douchebags;)

[BAMAJAMA]

Hmm :p

I guess your point makes sense. Still, I don't think all that is a reason to attack the country when it comes up in conversation.


Sorry for the double post. I maybe got a little hot-headed when posting back. It just steams me every time I think about the pricks I had to deal with. The actual New Yorkers who were there gave me some "grief" the first day, in a fun way, about my accent but that stopped after the first day when they realized that I knew more than anyone in the room, aside from the instructor, about our subject. I became fast buddies with everyone in the class aside from the 3 pricks. Nobody buddied up to them. Also, yes I realize that there is a run-on sentence from hell in this post. I am just too lazy to fix it:D

[Indigo]

This place has no love for the French.

(yay!)

[Sushi_b]

This place has no love for the French.

(yay!)

Really? I thought we all still loved Thanatos?

BTW, love the new Av Fallen. I'm a big DP fan.


As already said, there are jerks everywhere. I don't have a particular fondness for the French but I don't mind them. Same as the English, perhaps it could be said that I like them even less. Mostly because I haven't had good experiences meeting people from England. Just depends on who you meet and the situation that you are in. There is always someone out there that will change your opinion.

[Cyrus the virus]

I feel very unwelcome now. THUMBS DOWN.