I hate Klaviema >_>
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I like british weather. Everybody complains about it, but it is the perfect climate for me
I also dislike American spellings. THERE ARE "U"s IN WORDS OCCASIONALLY
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And usually hate it.
But then.... I AM Northern ¬_¬
Hehe
I do occasionally get bursts of "WHAT A DAY TO BE BRITISH!!!!!" though. Rarely! Never during the Eurovision Song Contest YIIIIKES!
I facking HATE the weather! Today was so sunny but my hands nearly froze off! Can not WAIT until summer. That is... if we HAVE a summer.
Bring on the global warming ;^)
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Perhaps I'll move to the UK when I'm older...
The bad thing is that games are usually released later...
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Ah that does my head in!
Gah EVERYTHING is released later
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I hate Klaviema >_>
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At least we don't live in some places. India recived the DS a few months ago
And you pronunce Colour "Cul-ur", not "Cul-or". Our spelling isn't perfect, but it's an improvement
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Yeah when a film in out in pictures in America, I think it's a couple of months later when we finally get them!
OBJECTION!
Speak for yourself. My spelling is perfect. Like me.
Haha
I pronouce it as "culler" lol
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Also I love the weather here, it's brilliant! *is an atmospheric person*
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Then stay the hell away from London. It rains around here, like, once every 2 months if you're lucky. And those are usually only a couple of minute long showers.
And we generally only get snow once in March or April so that doesn't really matter either.
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And we generally only get snow once in March or April so that doesn't really matter either.
Actually, I was just saying I preferred rain to snow (since I dislike snow with a passion), but I have nothing against sunny weather. Although, I've read that it does rain quite a bit in London... hm... I suppose my sources were incorrect.
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Maybe that's just the south-west part. I think it rains a bit in central London.
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*Snicker*
XD
*Lives in one of the worst funded school districts in the US. Also, all the schools in her distict got budget cuts, and next year she will only have 6 periods instead of 8. Which means 1 or no electives. Which also means she has to give up either orchestra or french. Or both*
Baha.
How is schooling is Britian done?
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I know nothing of how school system works.
But I suppose the best thing about England is you leave school at 16
..... and can legally drink at 18...
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You can leave here by 16 legally, but most of the time, your high school education isn't complete and you are considered a drop out.
I'm not to excited to drink anyway XD
I just wanna flare bartend haha.
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I hate Klaviema >_>
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Even though we leave out the "u," we still pronounce it "cul-ur" around here.
Public schools are funded by property taxes here. So some schools are very well funded, and others are not. In my state, we have a Robin Hood Act that requires the richer school districts to help fund the poorer ones. It pissed a lot of people off, and I'm still not sure its really helped any.
I've always wanted to go to London. I'm sure if I liked it enough it would be a place I would consider living.
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You can leave here by 16 legally, but most of the time, your high school education isn't complete and you are considered a drop out.
I'm not to excited to drink anyway XD
I just wanna flare bartend haha.
Start secondary school at 11. I didn't know you could leave at 16 in US though!
I started drinking at 16. Don't bother much these days coz drunk Looby is an idiot.
Full English Breakfast I suppose. And a Sunday Roast!
Unfortunately though I can enjoy neither of these as I'm veggie. Foreign food is nicer anyway.
I've only ever been once. It's a 4 + hour train journey away. I was a bit disappointed though coz the part I went to was basically like my home town..... just with a different accent. I want to go to the proper part of London. With Big Ben and all that
I'm going in summer though to meet with some friends
In a china cup. With a saucer to put Rich Tea biscuits on.
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I started a couple of weeks before I turned 12. And most people in my class started around 12.
It's nice up there. I used to go there every weekend. Go up to Covent Garden area. I love it there.
In a china cup. With a saucer to put Rich Tea biscuits on.
Rich Tea ruins tea. By the side they're fine, but no dunking D:
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Start secondary school at 11. I didn't know you could leave at 16 in US though!
I started drinking at 16. Don't bother much these days coz drunk Looby is an idiot.
XD Yeah you can.
By the age of 16, its 'your choise' whether to go to school or not.
But if you want a future, most of the time you stay in school until graduation.
Its possible to be successfull with out it though I guess.
Normally you leave at 18 though, when most kids graduate.
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I started a couple of weeks before I turned 12. And most people in my class started around 12.
I think I was one of the youngest in my year so I guess almost 12 is about right. I was 11 years and 4 months (feels like sooooooooooo long ago)
In a china cup. With a saucer to put Rich Tea biscuits on.
Rich Tea ruins tea. By the side they're fine, but no dunking D:
I always dunk the Rich Tea, you have to be really quick to catch it! *is reminded of the Peter Kay biscuit rant*
Start secondary school at 11. I didn't know you could leave at 16 in US though!
I started drinking at 16. Don't bother much these days coz drunk Looby is an idiot.
XD Yeah you can.
By the age of 16, its 'your choise' whether to go to school or not.
But if you want a future, most of the time you stay in school until graduation.
Its possible to be successfull with out it though I guess.
Normally you leave at 18 though, when most kids graduate.
I have no GCSE's and I have a fairly decent job. It's not the job I dreamed of but I am fairly thick anyway so I don't reckon I'd have gotten far =^P. You can stay on for another year to do sixth form if you get decent GCSE's.
I couldn't stay till 18 though. If I was American I'd have been a drop out
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And then it degraded into a talk about how our childhoods are now ruined post humous-ly now that Cookie Monster eats Veggies and stuff.
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and I believe I am fully acceptable in this thread because I randomly have an official British flag in my room. yet I live n texas.
I hate Klaviema >_>
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And then it degraded into a talk about how our childhoods are now ruined post humous-ly now that Cookie Monster eats Veggies and stuff.
We have cookies too, but they only refer to specific types of biscuit. The thick ones with chocolate in them.
But I have never heard of the cookie monster
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I'm Canadian, does that make me sort of British? I mean, the queen is on our money and all. XD *is shot*
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And then it degraded into a talk about how our childhoods are now ruined post humous-ly now that Cookie Monster eats Veggies and stuff.
We have cookies too, but they only refer to specific types of biscuit. The thick ones with chocolate in them.
But I have never heard of the cookie monster
He's a reoccurring character in the Public Television show Sesame Street
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And then it degraded into a talk about how our childhoods are now ruined post humous-ly now that Cookie Monster eats Veggies and stuff.
We have cookies too, but they only refer to specific types of biscuit. The thick ones with chocolate in them.
But I have never heard of the cookie monster
He's a reoccurring character in the Public Television show Sesame Street
Aww... I loved Cookie Monster when I was a kid :D
And I still do.
I don't intend to rename him Biscuit Monster, it sounds so, un-Cookie-Monsterish
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and we never get the games because europe doesn't want them.... but they're in english in the US.
...
SO GET THEM OVER HERE YOU FOOLS!!!
(yes, I did just learn they aren't planning a ToS2 release date here...)
But aside from that, I like british humor.
It's a low blow done intelligently. Heck yes.
EDIT: AND I AGREE ABOUT THE DR. WHO. HECK YES. HECK YES INDEED.
And I also like my kick arse queens english accent with a scottish twang. BEHOLD THE MINDFUCK THATIS MY VOICE.
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I don't like Doctor Who & FUCK TEA!
Its a good ol' Mocha for me.
& as for games....thats why importing exists
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