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Jul 17th 2008, 4:23 am

#31

meauxna

Joined: Apr 2002

Posts: 35,082

Re: NEWBIE

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Originally Posted by fatbrit

When is he going to get posting privileges?

er,

I'm the chatty one in the family.

I helped him sign up for an El Camino forum he's interested in, but he hasn't mastered posting yet.
He somehow really took a shine to ebay though. I can't stand it, so we divide our duties.

How 'bout we do live beers next time we're driving through instead?

Jul 17th 2008, 7:27 am

#32

Maiba

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Joined: Jul 2008

Location: Greater Manchester

Posts: 32

Re: NEWBIE

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Originally Posted by another bloody yank

I stifled a giggle, turning it into a sort of snort/cough.

How very polite of you

Some things you just will never get used to. Though I have an even better one: carpet in the bathroom is one of those English customs I will never ever understand.

Jul 17th 2008, 9:04 pm

#33

ionaskye

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Joined: Aug 2005

Posts: 208

Re: NEWBIE

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Originally Posted by fogga4000

Hey guys. I'm currently going through a k1 visa to marry my fiance. I have my interview this tuesday. I've been reading this quite a lot over the past few months and I tend to see quite a bit of moaning and general sadness. I'm sure most of it is just homesickness but in general do people regret moving to the states or do the positives outweigh the negatives. I know theirs no definitive answer to this question but just wanted to get some opinions or comparisons to quality of life in the states and the UK(hopefully moving to NYC).

Thanks guys
stu

i have been here a long long long time ,and i still miss the uk ,but i have great life style here and a great job something i would neer have had in the uk .
i often think about going back but know that i could never settle , amd as i keep telling myself its only a plane ride away so when i feel the need i get a cheap airfare ...........