08 Mar 2010, 2:43 pm
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
Hi sinsyokka. You look cute. 
awww thanks dave, so is ur avatar
lol ...
one of the things I said to my psychiatrist was 'Are there any hot girls with Asperger's?' He just laughed. But, um, there must be cos you're pretty nice looking. I bet you have a lovely London accent too. I am trying to make London my new home as I love the people there but it's tough trying to get a job these days.maybe i mite have? i cant really describe it, its pretty difficult to tell.
are you from london too?
I live in Scotland but I want to move out ... I have a kind of English accent unlike any of my family and they all think I'm weird for speaking differently. I just like London and all the people there, the way they speak, relatively laid back and tolerant, good sense of humour, etc. Good times.
08 Mar 2010, 3:05 pm
DavidM wrote:
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
Hi sinsyokka. You look cute.
awww thanks dave, so is ur avatar
lol ...
one of the things I said to my psychiatrist was 'Are there any hot girls with Asperger's?' He just laughed. But, um, there must be cos you're pretty nice looking. I bet you have a lovely London accent too. I am trying to make London my new home as I love the people there but it's tough trying to get a job these days.maybe i mite have? i cant really describe it, its pretty difficult to tell.
are you from london too?
I live in Scotland but I want to move out ... I have a kind of English accent unlike any of my family and they all think I'm weird for speaking differently. I just like London and all the people there, the way they speak, relatively laid back and tolerant, good sense of humour, etc. Good times.
Did I hear London?
I'm not sure about laid back and tolerant in London.... It just depends on what part of London because not all of London is laid back, but from where me and sinsyokka live is apparently quite laid back, you'd fit in more in that area.
I won't say the area due to security reasons.
08 Mar 2010, 3:09 pm
superboyian wrote:
DavidM wrote:
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
sinsyokka wrote:
DavidM wrote:
Hi sinsyokka. You look cute.
awww thanks dave, so is ur avatar
lol ...
one of the things I said to my psychiatrist was 'Are there any hot girls with Asperger's?' He just laughed. But, um, there must be cos you're pretty nice looking. I bet you have a lovely London accent too. I am trying to make London my new home as I love the people there but it's tough trying to get a job these days.maybe i mite have? i cant really describe it, its pretty difficult to tell.
are you from london too?
I live in Scotland but I want to move out ... I have a kind of English accent unlike any of my family and they all think I'm weird for speaking differently. I just like London and all the people there, the way they speak, relatively laid back and tolerant, good sense of humour, etc. Good times.
Did I hear London?
I'm not sure about laid back and tolerant in London.... It just depends on what part of London because not all of London is laid back, but from where me and sinsyokka live is apparently quite laid back, you'd fit in more in that area.
I won't say the area due to security reasons.
Ah true, when you're in the centre and bumping into people every step in the street it isn't so laid back.
Maybe it's just 'the grass is greener on the other side' I'm feeling.
08 Mar 2010, 3:30 pm
DavidM wrote:
Ah true, when you're in the centre and bumping into people every step in the street it isn't so laid back.
Maybe it's just 'the grass is greener on the other side' I'm feeling.
Maybe it's just 'the grass is greener on the other side' I'm feeling.
Oh yes definitely plus the annoying heavy traffic, I absolutely can't stand that and that is pretty nerve wrecking.
Besides that, at least whenever you feel like it, you can go ahead and go site seeing in Central London.
But it would mean you will always need money with you as most things are quite expensive... Certainly my college I'm in now.
08 Mar 2010, 3:40 pm
superboyian wrote:
DavidM wrote:
Ah true, when you're in the centre and bumping into people every step in the street it isn't so laid back.
Maybe it's just 'the grass is greener on the other side' I'm feeling.
Maybe it's just 'the grass is greener on the other side' I'm feeling.
Oh yes definitely plus the annoying heavy traffic, I absolutely can't stand that and that is pretty nerve wrecking.
Besides that, at least whenever you feel like it, you can go ahead and go site seeing in Central London.
But it would mean you will always need money with you as most things are quite expensive... Certainly my college I'm in now.
I was relaxing in Hyde Park last summer, and saw a squirrel climbing up a girl's jumper.
(She and her boyfriend were feeding it and it must have got greedy ...)
And absolutely, it's the most expensive place in the whole of the UK. I would never move to London unless I got a job first of all. I'd probably not earn much so I wouldn't be living the high life either. Just enough to survive.
