alentejo joe

and wot do you know about the uk at the moment, that puts your insert pic into perspective

Elvira

No it ain't.

Mama always said life was like a box a chocolates, never know what you're gonna get.

Elvira

It has never seized to amaze me why and how people think that they can solve their problems by moving to the other side of the world.

Instead of a different part of the UK.

Or just deal with whatever is bugging them.

Elaine B.

You are just trying to wind people up so I will make no further comments to you.

alentejo joe

good enjoy canada with your neighbour mr bush

Fleaflyfloflum

Damn.. I'll wait till later..

Its way too early in my day for this sort of fun. He will probably be banned by then though....shame

Elaine B.

I miss Howard

Fleaflyfloflum

Yes, at least he made an attempt to sound intelligent even though he was way off the mark

Naryamente

I don't understand that question, so I'll ask you a couple of questions.

I'm going to assume you mean the dinosaur with the flag?
If so...

What do YOU think the picture means?
And how does what you think of the picture indicate what the owner of the picture might know (or not know) about the U.K. at present?

I'll go out on a ledge here and say that not many of us understand you. If you are implying something, perhaps you need to spell it, instead of thinking it.

Your English grammar is not great and your French is appalling.

Jerseygirl

Seems your only intention is to wind people up on this forum. As you are looking to leave the UK and you cannot seem to post anything helpful or supportive please refrain from posting in this forum.

Backhomeatlast

The UK is brilliant, dont belive all the media and rubbish you hear, the best move of my life was coming home after 2 years in Perth, go for it and don't look back.

chance to be

Hi
My advice FWIW would be to book lots of things to do - and do them, especially the things you couldnt do so easilly in Oz, like weekend breaks, Ryanair abroad, footie matches, theatre, gigs - whatever is your interest.
We were discussing this the other day. When you are gearing up to move abroad, you often get so consumed in that proceess you do little else and are in limboland, so you get bored and think by moving you will have more to do. Then, if it doesnt work out and you have to go back (or want to), you go back into limboland in the other direction. I reckon we spent about 4 yrs in limboland and I was determined to get out of the rut I had created. So, its something different every week - even if its just to catch up on an old mate - Sometimes hard work, but I really dont want to get back into old habits again.
But do put things in a calander and buy those tickets in advance else its easy have a "lazy day" and think, i wont do anything this week.
Good luck with your move back
C

Fleaflyfloflum

I am a bit guilty of this right now. Admittedly the hectic last couple of months launching this new business has meant i havent been able to get out much, but I seem so caught up in going home, I am forgetting to go out and see some of the bits of Aus I havent done yet. I know i will regret it if i dont, but in all honesty at this moment in time i dont give a toss about any of it.
I am off up into the blue mountains with a friend soon, but i have yet to go to Queensland. I must force myself

chance to be

Oh do go flea, and take lots of pictures so you can remind yourself about it when youre old and senile
Have a lovely time
C

brits1

Oh go and get your kicks elsewhere....you really do need help......I mean it really...................you do need help......go choke on your ball of wool and do the world a favour.................