What will i miss when i'm out of the UK for 2 weeks?

Question

Anything! Especially TV wise!!!

Answer 1

big brother???

Answer 2

Nothing because where you're going you're going to be having a great time.

Answer 3

In brief, civility; depending on your holiday destination.  However, you may glimpse less desirable lifestyles and be grateful for your return to the comforts of home.

Answer 4

big brother, x factor auditions, olympics and winning hopefully a few more, rain and more rain, when you come back all the flowers will be dead, and fuel prices going down. (:

Answer 5

X factor auditions...... priceless!

:)

Answer 6

The olympics. But i suppose they'll be everywhere; just not in English.

Answer 7

Prince Charles taking rubbish, Gordy MacBroon doing something daft with the economy, the vile Olympic Games, ...... Looking at this load, I think I will leave as well.

Answer 8

The olympics

Answer 9

Probably the rain?

Answer 10

Global Warming!!! :)

Answer 11

Gordon Brown? Nah! Unfortunately he will still be here when you get back!  I don't want to ruin your trip, but that's the way it is.

TV? You won't miss anything! Everything will be re-run, over, and over and over again!

Answer 12

Tv,

Pubs,

Football,

Concerts,

Friends,

Family,

Shopping,

Your Car,

Home,

Your Pets,

Food,

Your Home,

Answer 13

Fat People

Answer 14

the glorious weather

Answer 15

Nothing, there is nothing worth missing. All that will happen is upon your return you will notice more than ever just how crappy the UK is.  

Answer 16

your favourite junk food

Answer 17

Litter!

Answer 18

The great weather, cheap goods and all the excitement about GB winning hundreds of medals at the Olympics! Don't get me started on the TV, besides you can catch up online when you return! Don't give home a second thought. Have a great time.  

Answer 19

probably nothing unless you like all the illegal immigrants we've got here.

Answer 20

If like me, you have been used to pouring brown or red sauce on most things since you were a child in the 1940s, you're gonna miss these; heinz tom ketchup and HP sauce.  You'll also yearn for Marmite on toast and a proper cuppa tea.

Strangest of all, my partner and me found a restaurant at Pigalle in Montmartre called La Marmite - so naturally, we ate there most nights at about 11pm.

La Marmite ave Clichy

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Wherevr you go, have a great time.  We're off down to Sorrento for the pasta hunting season from 25th August - just hope it's hot, hot, hot.