Element Pink makes the whole thing look so different.
I was once living in England short period of my teenage years. (And i was in Salisbury, Waltshire. Bizarrelicious place of all with mysterious Stonehenge and Madge's gigantic country house and stuff) I didn't care for it at the beginning. I bitched and moaned about how accent is the one i don't get, everything comes as incovenience in this country, where's the real food blah blah blah...
Same stuff right?
But as i'm getting more and more embracive as to observe the world in the living days. I can't help but notice that English are the ones that's having all the laughters of the world. It's totally it! You know fellas there can't name vegitable names correctly calling spring onion a pineapple (I'm not shitting you) and still laughing their asses off, your kid could be missing a toenail on the way home would be another reason to have a round of laughs. I know. But at the end of the day it's them English people teaches you how to live and breath with love Love love and to have fun night and day. That's what i learned and i married my wife Heather (who was 24 years older than me) in Tesco's After i got stoned on joint that strangers at the Cathedral park gave me.
One day they'd call me Jackie Chan.
One day they'd give away all of their joint packs if i sang the bridge of Britney song Toxic to them.
And how impressing was my farewell party where i cooked Korean dishes for 25 people, who all by the way got teared up for me leaving, that was some stuff for me. Gosh i miss them hard core! They didn't really wall me to love me to begin with. That's the bottom line.
I'm so visiting them again because i have two step children to support and we have some Noodle & Guinness nights to catch up on.
England. Where adults and the kids can make good friends with nobody bitchin' bout it.
SHANGRI LA!
So not like this country Korea where a person even a year older than you wanting you to be their bitch.
Sighs...