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a reply to: BoneSay
I shall take loads of pics if I can make it to TNmockingbirds place this year!
Not sure about the rifle though, I don't think it is allowed for foreign nationals, I'll rely on her and her family/friends to look after me.

...authority haha, I've never liked being told what to do, it's why I left home aged 16!
You'll be fine, just smile and pretend lol

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: BoneSay
I shall take loads of pics if I can make it to TNmockingbirds place this year!
Not sure about the rifle though, I don't think it is allowed for foreign nationals, I'll rely on her and her family/friends to look after me.

...authority haha, I've never liked being told what to do, it's why I left home aged 16!
You'll be fine, just smile and pretend lol

Time to pretend

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

100% guarantee you'll like it...

Once lived in a small town in eastern part of TN (Cleveland) and totally fell in love with the people there.

Some of the nicest people Iv'e ever met in fact after visiting 20 or so different countries.

Not to put down people in other places though, one of the most fascinating girls I have ever met was an ex belly dancer from Hamburg Germany.

a reply to: BoneSay
Top tune
...I like 'Kids' by MGMT as well.
Hope your house move goes well and you settle into your new world at your aunt's place, will be a new experience for you haha!

a reply to: Murgatroid
It sounds amazing from what TNmockingbird tells me, friendly down to earth people.
The scenery and wildlife looks fantastic from all my searches, I really want to make it my mission to visit this year.

...never been to Germany, been round the world but Germany never appealed to me, met loads of German tourists in town this year though since the £ has dropped in value. All really friendly and polite, almost too polite though, like they need a couple of pints to chill out lol

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

100% guarantee you'll like it...

Once lived in a small town in eastern part of TN (Cleveland) and totally fell in love with the people there.

Some of the nicest people Iv'e ever met in fact after visiting 20 or so different countries.

Not to put down people in other places though, one of the most fascinating girls I have ever met was an ex belly dancer from Hamburg Germany.

Ohhhh Crigmiles street? Spent a night on that town a few years ago, so cool, some streets kind of like a movie from the 60's lol, so beautiful < 3

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: BoneSay
Top tune

...I like 'Kids' by MGMT as well.
Hope your house move goes well and you settle into your new world at your aunt's place, will be a new experience for you haha!

The Kids song is beautiful lol, i just felt more like 'time to pretend' is adecuate to my day lmao

i feel like my English skill got better since a few months ago lol, i don't do the Rusky style no more, for sure. Having real conversations made me figure out lots of ways i was wrong before 😁

Still loads of road ahead but i feel so happy about it now he he he he

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

The point I meant to make but didn't about the girl from Hamburg, there are amazing people in every corner of the world.

In fact the longer I live the more I become convinced that every single one of us on earth are incredibly amazing in more ways than we can possibly imagine.

We just haven't realized it yet.

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

The point I meant to make but didn't about the girl from Hamburg, there are amazing people in every corner of the world.

In fact the longer I live the more I become convinced that every single one of us on earth are incredibly amazing in more ways than we can possibly imagine.

We just haven't realized it yet.

"Another person another universe"

lol

a reply to: BoneSay

Dang you got some memory! Living there was like stepping back in time about 30 years...

Kind of reminds me of Bedford Falls from Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life".

a reply to: Murgatroid
I've met amazing people in every country I've visited.
I've met horrible people as well, thought I'd be killed, but the good people outnumber them everywhere.

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: BoneSay

Dang you got some memory! Living there was like stepping back in time about 30 years...

Kind of reminds me of Bedford Falls from Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life".

lmao no, i was told that was the name when i asked where we were, i dont know the town or state more than stops here and there. just found it beautiful how it looked

you see i'm not from the us, just was traveling through but really loved that place at night that day, i was hoping america would be loke that and it did, so it stuck on my mind for sure

a reply to: BoneSay

I totally forgot where that street in Cleveland was that you mentioned so I had to go look it up (Craigmiles St)...

Apparently Mr. Potter hasn't taken over the town yet like he did in Bedford Falls LOL...

a reply to: Murgatroid
Man that house looks like it was made from shipping containers!
I can't wait to make it to TN

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: BoneSay

I totally forgot where that street in Cleveland was that you mentioned so I had to go look it up (Craigmiles St)...

Apparently Mr. Potter hasn't taken over the town yet like he did in Bedford Falls LOL...

Sorry i don't get it? lmao i dont even know what we are talking about now sorry

Mr Potter.. Harry?

I think im missing something here LMFAO!

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: BoneSay

I totally forgot where that street in Cleveland was that you mentioned so I had to go look it up (Craigmiles St)...

Apparently Mr. Potter hasn't taken over the town yet like he did in Bedford Falls LOL...

ones i remember mostly were houses and buildings loke this



Those houses were wonderful but i don't know i don't remember very detailed, i just felt like going to the past and how i imagined it would be in old towns and country

sorry for the color of the capture, my phone has Twilight since i can't deal much with blue light

a reply to: BoneSay

Sorry Bone, you have to see the movie to understand.

BTW it is one the best films ever created IMHO if you get a chance too see it, I watched it on Christmas day and I was a whole new person...

a reply to: Murgatroid
I've seen that, fantastic old film
I quite like some of the old black and white films, after a while I imagine colour.
12 Angry Men, and The 39 Steps are two other favourite B&W films of mine...and Night of the Living Dead of course, classic.

originally posted by: Murgatroid
a reply to: BoneSay

Sorry Bone, you have to see the movie to understand.

BTW it is one the best films ever created IMHO if you get a chance too see it, I watched it on Christmas day and I was a whole new person...

Oh i'm sorry i just didn't get it, looks like very deep movie.

Thank you i love movies like this will watch it for sure

a reply to: BoneSay

I sat here and stared at that picture and I still couldn't remember seeing it. I was enrolled in a Bible college two blocks down the street from there.

Some people have photographic memories, I seem to have NO memory most of the time...