"I wish we had that over here..."
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R18+ agreed. As for speeds have you not heard about the optics network the government are putting in?dragon_of_red said:
and as someone else mentioned Mint Slice > Tim Tams, not to say Tim Tams are bad, but they don't have much on the Mint Slice.
I am very disappointed that they don't have Skittles, Starbust, Oreo Cookies, Betty Crocker cakes mixes (particularly brownie and lemon poppy seed), and Entenmann's cookies over here in Europe. And Starbucks. We need more Starbucks over here.
That being said, at least I'm not getting fat on cookies, cakes and candy, so I guess there's a bright side... =D
And on the other hand, I used to have to go without French cheeses and cured meats when I was living on the other side of the Pond, so it's pretty much give and take everywhere you go, I guess.
That being said, at least I'm not getting fat on cookies, cakes and candy, so I guess there's a bright side... =D
And on the other hand, I used to have to go without French cheeses and cured meats when I was living on the other side of the Pond, so it's pretty much give and take everywhere you go, I guess.
I wish we had a Walmart.
And American style prices. When something is $40 (dollars), I do not want to be paying £40 (pounds) for it!
And American style prices. When something is $40 (dollars), I do not want to be paying £40 (pounds) for it!
A friend of mine lives in Denmark and loves Skittles and jelly beans so much he gets them shipped from the UK to where he lives. Now that's dedication..!Eleima said:
That kinda sucks, which part of Europe are you in? Those things are all readily available in England (in that case of Starbucks, too available - when you see three on the same street, you know things have gone too far) so it shouldn't be too expensive to import some.Eleima said:
I live in England too and i'm jealous of their peanut filled M&Ms, but I wouldn't swap all our proper coco chocolate for themCakeDragon said:
Of anyone can get hold of some i'll trade you some wispa's in exchange
http://www.wispa.co.uk/
I wish Sweden could keep up with the rest of the world when it comes to releasing movies...
I mean, games are one thing, in bad cases they usually just get delayed by a month or two. Movies on the other hand, it's such a pain to watch Internet movie critics/geeks knowing that 30% of the stuff they talk about will not see a release in theaters over here :-/
I mean, games are one thing, in bad cases they usually just get delayed by a month or two. Movies on the other hand, it's such a pain to watch Internet movie critics/geeks knowing that 30% of the stuff they talk about will not see a release in theaters over here :-/
- R18+ Classification for video games
- Better Broadband (maximum is currently ADSL2+ ~20mbps)
- Stronger currency rate
- A larger population so I wouldn't be forced to play laggy multiplayer games with foreigners
- Games that don't cost $120 AUD (that's $100 USD!). I see Americans bitching about paying $60 for a game. I feel like kicking their testicles seeming as we here over in Australia pay DOUBLE what you cheap skates pay (I'm only calling the ones who complain cheapskates, not all of you).
I agree, that's one thing I'm glad we have over here - sweet chocolate. Cadburys tastes sooo good after you come back from a country where there isn't any.Tipsy Giant said:
We might have to blowup the moon though. *sad face*Ekit said:YES!! YEESS!! That's the best idea ever!Skarin said:
Oh well....
Well, we do find Oreo cookies in a few supermarkets, but the price tag just doesn't make it worth it. And I think there are a couple of Starbucks in Paris (I know of two), but beyond the capital, forget about it. Who needs Starbucks when you've built an entire culture on little cafés at every street corner?SonicWaffle said:
Like I said, it's give and take everywhere you go!Supernatural Girl said:
We used to, then gravity took effect and made the moon, saturn is just on its way to a new moonSkarin said:
I want England here. In the States. I like the look of the country.
I can't go because I have no money. But, I have a plan. We should get 400 million helicopters, tie ropes around the country, and, drag it here. But then I'd have to drive there.......................Damn........................I don't have a car and no one I know would drive me there..............Fiddlesticks......
A man can dream, though, a man can dream.......................*sobs*
I can't go because I have no money. But, I have a plan. We should get 400 million helicopters, tie ropes around the country, and, drag it here. But then I'd have to drive there.......................Damn........................I don't have a car and no one I know would drive me there..............Fiddlesticks......
A man can dream, though, a man can dream.......................*sobs*