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wandersalone -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/23/2009 9:37:58 AM)

Oh you are too sweet SBFY..... remembering to include the rest of us (but you already know I think that! [:D])

There are so many things I love about both places but I will choose my absolute favourite-est things about them

USA- the warmth of the people and their openness. the two times I have traveled there total strangers have invited me into their homes.
       - the fierce national pride .... it isn't something I totally understand however I do admire it.  I stumble over the words to our national anthem still.

GB - the sense of humour, it is so similar to the Australian sense of humour, laconic, sardonic and as someone else said ...self-deprecating...... yum.
      - their passion for soccer (football) and cricket.
     - the British upper class accent ...... to die for, well actually most of the accents over there are to die for including Irish, Scottish, Welsh - though I can't understand what they are saying)
      - the pubs (and no I am not saying that to suck up to Misst) ....I love the small pubs in country towns that are a hive of activity for the community and almost everyone drops in after work for a quick pint or game of pool.

May I be cheeky and add some of my favourite things about other countries Misst? [:)]

New Zealand - for the scenery, absolutely glorious and such contrasts - from Rotorua to Queenstown to the Bay of Islands.
Canada - the people, again so warm to strangers and they have moose and bears and cool animals like that!!  Omg and the Newfoundland accent is so amazing (I once sat on a bus next to a guy from there and he talked to me for 5 hours and I didn't understand a single word he said.....but he was gorgeous so I didn't care!!!!)
Mexico - a woman asked me to hold one of her chickens on a train (now that would never happen here) and so many people would offer to share their meagre meals with me when travelling.  It was an incredibly humbling experience to have people who had so little offer so much.
Italy - I am pretty sure every woman that travels there feels desireable as the men are so overt in their appreciation of women (any women ha ha)
France - such stylish people walking around, even their casual wear would have a beautiful cut and colour

ok that is my international love-in completed for now.  I am sure I will have more to add about the US and Canada in a few months time ....woohoo






missturbation -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/23/2009 9:38:13 AM)

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ORIGINAL: colouredin

Ohhh Ohhh invite me too SD please pretty please, ill be proper good i really really want to meet Misst


Awwwwwww you beat me to it, i was just having the same brain wave or brain fart lol.
 
Come on SD how can you resist having the resident limey tart and the resident eye candy at one table?




missturbation -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/23/2009 9:40:21 AM)

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May I be cheeky and add some of my favourite things about other countries Misst? [:)] 


Most certainly. I love a thread that grows and evolves [:D]




Sundowner -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/23/2009 10:29:12 AM)





cmail misst




MsFlutter -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/23/2009 10:54:00 AM)

I LOVE British television (or what they show of it on PBS over here) - esp Britcoms.  Fawlty Towers gives me a headache but I love the Inspector Linley series.
 
Okay yes, I've always been a fan of the British accent and the low-key delivery. Gives everything from comedy to horrible news such gravitas.
 
As I understand it, the Brits are responsible for the creation of one of my favorite Indian dishes ~ chicken tikka masala. Indian chefs came up with that to answer the British penchant for gravy on everything LOL.  Thank you !!




NorthernGent -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/25/2009 2:07:41 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Sundowner

<hires extremely large and capacious removals van to transport all deeply considerate emotional accumulation from south-west to north-west; where the fuck is Mosley Common?>



Good question - I live in Manchester and I've never heard of it. I've been agonising over this matter for several days now. An answer would be most useful.




beargonewild -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/25/2009 2:12:05 PM)

Three things I like about Britain are:
Monty Python
On The Buses
Benny Hill.




piratecommander -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/25/2009 4:10:49 PM)

Without the USA there would be no Greedy ! (I know Misst , I'm biased ....)

Pirate




piratecommander -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/25/2009 4:18:29 PM)


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ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

quote:

ORIGINAL: Sundowner

<hires extremely large and capacious removals van to transport all deeply considerate emotional accumulation from south-west to north-west; where the fuck is Mosley Common?>



Good question - I live in Manchester and I've never heard of it. I've been agonising over this matter for several days now. An answer would be most useful.


It definately exists maybe an older or indeed newer map might help ......

Pirate




StrictnSaucy -> RE: A feel good USA and Great Britain (1/25/2009 4:31:42 PM)

being Irish here are the things I love about the US and the UK

US - New York, f*cking amazing. A little bit of everything I love in one place
The different accents
TV shows like Lost, Sex in the City (Sam fan!)
Politics - so much more interesting than Irish politics
You can be what ever you want to be mentality
Veggie restaurants

UK - Good veggie options on menus
Helpfulness
Eastenders
Great train service
Taxi drivers (compared to the irish seem relatively sane!)
Ross Kemp :-)




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