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 I vomited on the tube at Moorgate last night on the Northern Line. No one asked if I was ok? would you have?

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Ummmm yes, lol I have to admit I was a little drunk but I wasnt acting it or singing or shouting, I was just concentrating on trying not to ...


 To all the yanks out there!?
if you came to scotland would you eat haggis if offered to you by an old lady ( if you know what haggis is )...


 Where can I take the Mother in law for a sunday day out?
walking slow, flat, scenic ...


 Worst thing about manchester?
go on everybody list ...


 To people in the UK...?
I hope I didn't post this on the US Y!A again....
But anyway,what's the weather like over there?
Here in the States on the East Coast, there's this big ice storm and it'...


 Are you British, English or European?
Seeing as I am already in the dog house on y!a today I thought I'd ask another question ;-)

Just wondering those that were born in the UK generally how everyone feels - not something I...


 ANYONE FROM ENGLAND OR IN THE UK?
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 I am confused - i live in the uk in which we celebrate all manor of holidays for different religons -?
But we are not allowed to call christmas by its name at work - we have to call it holiday. Now we are aware of different religons but i am yet to meet anyone of different kins to be insulted by us ...


 What am I? English? British?
If my grandmother if from England, what do I say my nationality is? English? British?

And do I tell people she's from the UK or Great Britian or England?
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 If you look out of the window where 'you are,what do you see?
I can see a parking area in front of my house,a grass and the woods in the distance since i live in a village on the mountains in northern Italy.And loads of clouds and some rain because the weather ...


 Why london is soo boring?

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I been livin here near about 7 years and I tryd every thing and been in all must places but I m really feel really boring here so plz don't take me wrong can u ...


 What's a slapper?
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 Would i be welcome in london, england? im american.?
i would just like to know if i would be welcomed by the general people because im kind of nervous. Ive heard alot of british people dont like americans and i was wondering if any of that is true ...


 Plan to move to England need some help?
I will be almost 18 in a few months and Iam from the United States Michigan. Iam thinking about moving to England realy no reason but I have had family members who visited England and they loved it. I...


 Can I swim to America?
From the U.K. Flights seem so terribly expensive these days....


 What is the most impressive city in the UK other than London?
I'm talking everything: nightlife, culture, architecture, restaurants, bars, friendliness of people, EVERYTHING TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION....


 Where are chavs from?
what part of the UK?
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i didnt know chav was a race...i heard some ppl say something like northern or southern, which one of those would it be....


 Can i leave home at 16 in the UK?
I'm 15 now but in 10 months i will turn 16. I was just wondering can i leave home at 16, get my own place, and then continue with my GCSE's until when i leave school. Thanks
A...


 In London... what´s preferible: US dollars or EUROS?
for foreign people
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I know.. british pounds of course.
But I mean are there some places where could accept dollars or euros?...


 What are the good and bad things about British people?
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sean the wicked irishman

NAME THE MOST BEAUTlFUL PLACES IN ENGLAND,IRELAND,SCOTLAND AND WALES?

1 place in each please known for its natural beauty

    



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1M9
In Scotland, King Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh. Amazing! In Ireland, I really liked the Giant's Causeway. In England... The coast from Edinburgh down to London is gorgeous. Wales... never been there, sorry!


Rolyn R
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Wales...Llyn Peninsula.
England...Lake District.
Scotland...The Highlands.
Ireland..Connemara.

Why do we bother going abroad with all this beauty around us? There are many more we could name too.


Knownow't
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England....Malham Tarn, Yorkshire Dales
Scotland...Glencoe
Wales Betws-y-Coed
Ireland Valencia Island.


'Er indoors!!
My beautiful village in Cornwall, of course.
http://www.themagicofcornwall.com/Pages/photogallery/SECornwall/foweyriver/polruan_pics.htm


scotland_rockers
scotland- dumfries and glloway- the top of cairnmoor

ireland- the strand beach in portstuwart

england- derbyshier- glossop- the top of howard park

wales- rhyl beach


Purdycat
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In England it has to be Northumberland, amazing scenery and coastline.

My favourite place in Scotland is Drumnadrochit near Ben Nevis, unbelievably beautiful part of the country.

Sadly i haven't been to Wales or Ireland yet!


puddleduck2929
Wales - spoilt for choice but one undiscovered one is the view from Tro Gwcw in the Black Mountain national park
Ireland - the Dingle Peninsula AND you may spot the famous dolphin!
Scotland - the view from Ben Nevis on a clear day
England - has to be Cornwall!


Paul
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ENGLAND: Hadrian's Wall Country
WALES: Snowdonia
IRELAND: Dunno? Giant's Causeway?
SCOTLAND: Loch Ness


guided by voices
England - Lake District obviously

Ireland - Giant's Causeway

Scotland - Highlands

Wales - Gower Peninsula


aloha welly boots
Nothern Ireland antrim coast
Scotland The Highlands
England Devon I've never been to wales but i'm sure it is lovely.


wirralman1
England - Waswater and Wasdale in the Lake District
Wales - Snowdonia particualry the Glyders and snowdon
Scotland - Isle of Iona or the White sands of Morar
Ireland - Giant's Causeway


Jim
Scotland - The Trossachs
England - The Lake District
Wales - Snowdonia
Ireland - Giant's Causeway


Northern Lad
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a/. Scotland, nowhere.
b/. Ireland, nice place, nice people.
c/. Wales, as Ireland.
d/. England, Lake district, Yorkshire Dales, Devon, Cornwall, Northumberland.
:-)


Lifeisgreat!
The White Sands of Morar. Highlands of Scotland where I had a wonderful holiday.


David S
England: Oare Hill Wiltshire
Wales: Cader Idris ( a mountain in North Wales)
Scotland: Rannoch Moor
(Don't know Ireland - Sorry)


shelagh.medic@talk21.com
For Scotland it has to be the Cairngorms area, whatever time of year. For England there are a few that spring to mind but I think the Lake District is my favourite, no particular part it's all beautiful. I don't know Wales or Ireland well enough to give an opinion.


Dafydd
It's very subjective and I find it very difficult to pick out just one place in each. However these would be among my favourites:-
England - Catbells, Derwent Water, Lake District
Wales - Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire
Scotland - Plockton, Highland
Ireland - Carrick a Rede, Co Antrim


BigCheez69
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County Antrims north coast from Larne to Derry.


Gypsy
Well said Dennis P. Perranporth is my favourite. Also my bedroom.


Cymro i'r Carn
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Pudleddu Wyt ti'n dod o gwmaman neu ardal gwynfe?

Tro gwcw in the breacon beacons just before Brynaman is a favourite for me too.

Also Pen tyrcan also Black mountains. Gelli fawnen, again black mountains wales. Beddgelert Wales, Eilean siar. Scotland,

Conamarra, Ireland also Donnegal and Antrim.

Isle of man,

Powys, Up above newtown and Llandrindod wells.


Andrew
Wales: Snowdonia is spectacular, but spoilt by tourism. The Brecon Beacons, especially the view from Pen y Fan or the coastline of Pembrokeshire.


Chickoon
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England - Lake District
N. Ireland - Giant's Steps
Scotland - Eileen Donnan Castle
Wales - never been there yet.. :'(
Czech Republic - Paradise! :)


Essex boy
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The North Norfolk Coast - Its lovely for long walks and picnics and has lots of sweet little coastal towns and villages to visit.


DENNIS P
There is only one place it's CORNWALL


Angel
England,

Lake District,
Peak District,
Yorkshire Dales,
Northumberland,
North Yorkshire Moors,
Cornwall/Devon,
Cotswold's,
New Forest,
Any of the Shires.
Norkfolk Broads,

Scotland,
Highlands,

Wales, never been


Peter V
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The pubs, the pubs the pubs and the pubs.


ciuwak
BIG BEN tower.


aleasha_Sam01
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wow... If I knew any that existed you would be the 2ND to know... me being the first to discover that there are things worth seeing in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
jks





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