Do u love living in the UK?

Question

why?did u move from somewhere else or were u born here?the only thing i hate is the weather lol its always raining

Answer 1

putting it bluntly, NO.

The only place i love in the UK is Glasgow, its a great city.

One bright morning I'm gonna sail away.

Answer 2

No its ****

I wanna b american :(

Answer 3

i adore it.  love it. I love every single day in England, YES...I am an anglophile, and it sure beats waking up to a blue sky day after day!

there's a low key drama about the weather in britain, on the whole theres no extremes, no hurricanes, tornadoes, gigantic volacanic explosions, tsunamis.....its simply beautiful.

AND WE NEED THE RAIN ! Love it.

Answer 4

I love the UK, and wouldn't think of leaving just yet, I think I'd miss it here rain or no rain.

There are parts of the country that are so beautiful, all you have to do is get out and enjoy it... You don't get such a mix of habitats in other countries, and we have many areas of natural beauty such as huge parks, forrest's, I would say mountains (but more like big hills), cliffs, beaches etc. Take the pictures below for example, who wouldn't want to wake up to scenes like these everyday?

http://www.matthewsbenjamin.co.uk/images...

http://www.holidayhomelist.co.uk/images/...

http://gowersos.keyframe.net/images/pobb...

http://www.geographical.co.uk/vnoffice/d...

If we didn't have the rain nothing would grow, we'd have nothing to moan about, fill awkward gaps in conversation, and no talking points with random strangers :-) Plus all the people I love live here, so why would I want to move?

Having grown up with copious quantities of random nature and place facts and only going on 'english' holidays (wales and ireland included) I think I was taught to appreciate from a young age how much you can do here. Walking aside, there are so many touristy things you can do, wherever you are, whatever the weather.  Just learn to appreciate the UK, and the rain before Global warming dry's us up lol - you never know we could become a top tourist destination... maybe... in about 50 years??

xx

Answer 5

I used  to

Not any more --its changed

Answer 6

Well I haven't lived in the UK for four and a half years now but I spent the last two years at school there and I can't say I really enjoyed it. It's alright I suppose, I'll be going back late next year for uni but I'm not sure how long I'll stick around when I'm finished. Let's hope things will get better, as they only can according to the song.

Answer 7

its better than alot of places but then again theres alot of places id rather be

Answer 8

On average, the UK gets about the same amount of rain as New York, and less than Texas or Florida.

But we get it spread out, with no "rainy season" to get it all done with for the year.

Up here on Bodmin Moor, wetter than the UK average, there's some rain, on average, half the days of the year (but that could be just a brief shower, to make the count).

And it's a great place to live, but then I picked it.

There are plenty of places in the UK I'd be less pleased to live.

But no other country I'm rushing to move to.

(fantasies of an old lighthouse on an island just off Vancouver aside.)

I've visited Australia, New Zealand, France, Spain, USA...

Nothing crying out as better than the UK, for me.

Answer 9

The UK is England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland altogether,

I like living in England,

Answer 10

i would if they kicked out all the foreigners!

Answer 11

No, the weathers terrible and our goverment is the worst in the world.

Answer 12

I don't love it.

But it's a great country.

The weather is bad, but oh well.

Its alrite.

x

Answer 13

Nah, it's the ******** of the earth! Would move tomorrow if I could.....

Answer 14

Yes, I was born here in UK and yes I love the weather, but like everyone else, I keep going on about how c**p it is most of the time.

Guess by now at age 67 I should be used to it but it never fails to live up to the fact that the Island of Britain is overcast 75% of the time - I guess they mean at night as well!

The only thing which really ever changes here in UK is the date.  We have the same old squabbles and debates just rehashed about every ten years.

To be or not to be, that is the question. . . .blah etc.

Answer 15

I was born in Singapore to R.A.F parents, and I can

say that despite all the moans and grumbles we

like to make about the UK, it's OK.

Believe me, there is a lot worse places to live

in the world.

Answer 16

I was born in Scotland and I hate living here. The weather and the crime and the cost of living and taxes drive me mad.

Answer 17

yeah i like living in the uk but the weather is cr*p

Answer 18

its nothing special. but its ok. for now..

Lol :)

Answer 19

Yeah, I do. I love the freedom we have, even if people don't appreciate it. We have a vote, even if people don't use it, and we have a say.

It depresses me that more people vote for big brother than in elections, but then again, my political views seem to be different from everyone else's, so at least if no-one votes then they tories aren't in power.

I love the NHS, and I love the free education system. I think it's a brilliant system, and yes it has flaws, but I think it's better than the alternative.

I am happy to be paying tax so that others can claim benefits. I would rather some people misused the system, but those that genuinely need it can access it, than the rules and regulations be so strict that genuine cases suffer due to boundary lines.

I was born here, and I will stay here. I'm guessing the tories will get in next election, which will not be good in my eyes, but I'd still rather be here than anywhere else.

Answer 20

i dont mind the uk, but i hate whereabouts in the uk i live, all my friends live miles away, and there are stabbings around town, i wanna move lol, but i dont really wanna go out of the uk. i dont mind it part from the weather lol!

Hope I helped :)

Answer 21

Moved here from Sweden so I could find work.

It's okay here, but it sure rains a lot!! And even when it is not rainy it is still cloudy. Never a blue sky.