1) how do you feel about ketchup flavoured potato chips?

2) do you drink tea?

3) has he purchased tickets to Prince's concert(s) at the O2 for you?

shanti0608 said:

Awww, how sweet of him to come take you home

Now, one last question... is the plane for the ride home a hydroplane?

eraclito said:

Same.

abierman said:

That's why I have my best friend Teddy take me to them - he can charge it on his company credit card

Do you think you will pick up a British accent soon?

BlackAdder7 said:

Serious said:

I think I am more likely to pick up the phrases and wording of certain things before I get the accent.
I do have a few words that I over emphasize with the accent just to mock him...it will be my luck that I end up saying those words with an accent.

Teacher said:

It sure is sweet- he has been here to see me enough that now my co-workers, family and friends want to say goodbye to him too.
I also have a few friends that he has yet to meet so we will all get together before I leave.
We are flying British Airways..have to with the dog.

[Edited 7/26/07 3:25am]

shanti0608 said:

why, does he collect miles?


[Edited 7/26/07 3:27am]

PREDOMINANT said:

I wish..... no silly English rules I suppose!
The only air carrier that will do it from where I live.
Oh well that just means we get to fly straight through.
I like BA

shanti0608 said:

Me too.

Where do they put the dog? Is there a special pressurised hold for animals? Or do you just lump him in a suitcase and hope for the best with the rest of the luggage?

PREDOMINANT said:

I am not sure where he is going to go....cannot book his ticket until 14 days prior.
Maybe I will call and ask.

shanti0608 said:

Beware Zelig Syndrome!

This always happens to me when I move to a new place with a distinct regional dialect/accent. I think you just pick up on the rhythm of how people talk and you start to emulate it. Next thing you know, you're on the phone with your parents and they're like "put my daughter on the phone!!!"

ANYWAY...

So what's the deal with curries over there? They say there's nothing for veggies to eat in England, but if curries are cheap and easy to come by, I'd be happy as a little tofu clam.

abierman said:

I see you like chain restaurants and huge portions

Anxiety said:

Oh dear next thing you know I will call home and ask to speak to mum....




currie

shanti0608 said:

curry

mdiver said:

obviously you don't know where to go, and yes, the portions are huge.....it's up to you to eat it all!

abierman said:

I would say the same of your choice in England mate. You obviously don't know where to go. But then again sweeping judgements are often way off beam when we look below the surface huh?
[Edited 7/26/07 9:57am]

I do have to say that one of the best fast food burgers I had was at the Burger King in Picadilly Circus. As far as burgers from a fast food chain, that one was the best.

Good Meat!!!!


I'm so excited for both of you!!!!!
[Edited 7/26/07 11:38am]

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

What no question??




Thank you handsome

Where will you be August 11th?

Well?

HamsterHuey said:

Packing...in sunny Florida....

Ok here is one for you.....

If you had known the ride would be rocky at times, looking back, would you still have started it?

mdiver said:

Hell yes...no regrets ...never have...never will

I have to add..I believe life is a journey and the journey I have taken so far has taught me alot...about myself, my loved ones, my friends, and ppl I thought were my friends.
It is all good!

shanti0608 said:

All funniness aside..I really feel for the ppl that had their houses and businesses flooded. I have seen it and experienced it living here in Florida and it is no fun.

If I said you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?

Was it all worth it?

JDInteractive said:

Even though you would not answer the question I had for you about your facial hair...