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It's all going Pete Tong, gimme tree fiddy and it's yours.
We are a nation of ugmos so if you’re say a 5 out of 10 in another country there is a strong chance you’ll be considered at least a 7 out of 10 in the UK.
I emigrated about 10 years ago, having grown up in the UK. The UK isn't my "home" anymore - it's now simply where some of my immediate and extended family lives.(If you are a UK native I'm curious as you find living so far away from "home". Could never do it myself).
I generally agree with this list.Cons:
Food
People
Price of everything
Weather
Lack of culture
Cost of transport
London
Pros:
There are some nice towns and villages
Easy to leave
Small portions for very high prices. I do miss the variety of different cuisines though. The UK does have that going for it.Out of interest, why have food as a con? There's some amazing places to eat and a huge range of diversity in pretty much any town, that i'd argue is as good as anywhere.
Bit brave dunking your sausage in a hot cup of tea.You can safely dunk things in tea, even sausage.
One does not simply "visit the UK voluntarily".
Hot sausage to counter the hotness.Bit brave dunking your sausage in a hot cup of tea.
What do you mean @jpaul ?food con USA food - well Texas restaurants kill any diversity available in the UK ,
restaurants in Dallas are great ? - steaks / pizza / chinese / tex-mex / seafood(crab/swordfish) / ... and don't get me onto LePeep restaurant for breakfastWhat do you mean @jpaul ?
See, I didn't know that but you did....I thought Holkham was a nudist beach? Alright if you are in to that sort of thing I guess
Well when you've got a body like this, seems a shame not to share it with the worldSee, I didn't know that but you did....
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