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chicoazul said:
Well welcome, good to have you on here.

How you finding London?
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London is amazing! The only other city that comes close for me is New York. I like living in a big city that has everything you'd ever want, so I love it here :) It's strange but having lived here a little while now the US seems like the foreign country to me.. (It was really odd being home in the summer, the World Cup was going on and barely anybody cared!)
 
fadedhour said:
London is amazing! The only other city that comes close for me is New York. I like living in a big city that has everything you'd ever want, so I love it here :) It's strange but having lived here a little while now the US seems like the foreign country to me.. (It was really odd being home in the summer, the World Cup was going on and barely anybody cared!)
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New York is an amazing city, easily one of my favourites. Havana runs it close for opposite reasons. London is nice but Im a bit biased about it as I'm from way up North, I just find the people a bit mundane/rude.

Do you get back often like?
 

chicoazul said:
New York is an amazing city, easily one of my favourites. Havana runs it close for opposite reasons. London is nice but Im a bit biased about it as I'm from way up North, I just find the people a bit mundane/rude.

Do you get back often like?
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Oh wow, I've never been to Havana. I'd love to go someday. It's funny what you said about London, one of my friends from the North has said things like that to me, or that people are friendlier in the North, &c. I've never been anywhere in the North but I'd like to go and see if it's true :)

I don't get back to the US that much I'm afraid, just can't afford it really. To be honest I put a lot of effort into getting to London and having just spent a good bit of time in the US recently, I don't have any desire to go back anytime soon. Maybe next year. Living between two places really messed with my head and I'm happy enough to be settled here for now :)
 
chicoazul said:
New York is an amazing city, easily one of my favourites. Havana runs it close for opposite reasons. London is nice but Im a bit biased about it as I'm from way up North, I just find the people a bit mundane/rude.

Do you get back often like?
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100% agree there. people are way nicer up north.
 
fadedhour said:
Oh wow, I've never been to Havana. I'd love to go someday. It's funny what you said about London, one of my friends from the North has said things like that to me, or that people are friendlier in the North, &c. I've never been anywhere in the North but I'd like to go and see if it's true :)

I don't get back to the US that much I'm afraid, just can't afford it really. To be honest I put a lot of effort into getting to London and having just spent a good bit of time in the US recently, I don't have any desire to go back anytime soon. Maybe next year. Living between two places really messed with my head and I'm happy enough to be settled here for now :)
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I've met loads of Americans in Havana, no problem at all from the Cuban side, it's just the US don't like it. A great city and helped shaped by your great country too.

The North thing is defo true, try it. The more north you get, the friendlier the people, so Scotland is obviously the most ace place on the mainland. Wales is boss too, Cardiff is accessible enough from London and a much under rated fantastic city.

I love the US, a very superb country to spend time in.
 

welcome to the 'family' jess, and try liverpool sometime the blue sides a friendly place to be. :)
 

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