i need a job too. but here where i live it's more or less a 'you gotta know someone to get a job' kind of thing. so now i'm gonna have to go like twenty minutes from my house to get a good job. like a good paying job. unless i move up north and work at mcdonalds for ten bucks an hour. that would be nice.

whats the minimum wage over there in the UK?

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haha yeah we call them amusement parks here too... there's lots of names for them.
sounds awesome! i love floorless rollercoasters! i still haven't been on one that's scary enough yet though although the vertical drop one (oblivion) was pretty scary... i've wanted to go sky diving for so long but my parents won't let me, i so wanna leave home DX
oh cool! the food sounds awesome too, here you just get the normal burger king, mcdonalds and other fast food places meh.
lol i'm gonna try getting a job soon... but i'll probably just end up working in a store or something boring like that DX ah well

awesome! yeah i love theme parks. here in the states we call them amusement parks, but it's still the same thing. it's an awesome time! i loooooove roller coasters._my favorite one i've been on is called 'Alpengeist' at Busch Gardens in Virginia. it's a floorless one and it's all twisty and flippy and inverty and it was awesome!

and the food! even though it's expensive and ridiculously priced, it's amazing. at Busch Gardens it's all Europe themed. Ireland, Germany, Scotland, and some other well known countries. i'm not sure if the UK was there, but the food was amazing! and they had these big buildings where they showed the culture of each countries and the food and they had a dance and it was so cool! i would love to go and experience the real thing if i could ever cross the pond. but alas, no job, no money. one day though!

for now i'll just have to sit and wait.

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erm... ALL the big ones, we didn't bother with the small rides as there was no time... the best ones i went on were Rita, Nemesis, Air and Oblivion! oblivion was awesome.. it's basically a rollercoaster where it has a 50 ft vertical drop lol and i got a fly splatted on my shirt (i feel for the fly ) ... well that gives you an idea on how fast it was lol and rita was awesome too, goes over 100 mph and has loops and everything was brilliant! and nemesis has a huge pink waterfall lol the food, mainly we just ate at one of the burger kings and bought ice creams yum XD
do you like theme parks?

what rides did you go on? and what kind of food did they have?

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haha yeah, well it was alot of fun XD although my feet were killing me by the end lol

holy crap. that's far! you need personal transportation just to get to the other side of that thing without being winded.

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lol nope, i've never heard of that one. this one's called alton towers XD meant to be really good there, but i don't know if we'll get a chance to go on all the big roller coasters because it takes about 30 minutes to get to one side of the park to the other lol

no way! what theme park are you going to? six flags? do they even have a six flags in the UK? lol

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yup
lol no point asking me... not a clue. probably is though, some nutters in my class are gonna get high when the school takes us to a theme park next week

oh okay. so it's more or less a transition into major uni! i wonder why we didn't use the same names for schools since originally us americans are from the UK area, anyway.

so how's the in the UK? i've always wondered if European stuff is better than the states. probably is though. lol

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lol cool
yeah 6th form is just for 2 years then i can go to uni but in 6th form you cover about 4 subjects so it's quite alot of work still.

oh snap! i'm glad to be starting my... 6th form education.

here we have elementary, middle, and high school. then there's the possibility of universities or community colleges. a community college is like... somewhere you can get a small degree. not really small in size, but in years. like two year stuff. would that be the same as 6th form? or is 6th form also four years like traditional universities?

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lol i know it's so confusing the difference in names of schools in America and the UK. i think i'm just finishing up what you lot call high school (here we call it secondary school) (basically our kinda garten (?) is called nursery and then there's primary school, then secondary school, then 6th form/college and then university) lol got that? yeah so i'm just doing the final exams (GCSE's) and then i'm off to 6th form college

what are you doing for school at the moment? finishing up high school? does the UK even have high school? or is it called 'UK Educational Building' seeing as you Brits sometimes come off as VERY proper. at least to us Americans anyway.

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lol
well what you did sounds alot better than what i'm doing right now lol
it is!

thx for the

i am not entirely sure if this was you latest comment, but i will reply anyway!

yup. sure did drop out. like i had said before, i hated the environment. everntually i stopped going and got my G.E.D. (high school equivalent). and getting the G.E.D. in like six weeks was 100x easier than four years of shitty high school. lol

spaghetti? because spaghetti is spaghetti. and spaghetti is amazing.

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cheers for the faves mate, much appreciated

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ah lucky you.
yeah i think in the uk it's very similar, people take school for granted and end up causing havoc, but people in my year at school kinda realised after about 2 years of mucking around that it was pointless so i actually learn quite alot now, although the first 2 years was pretty much a waste of time -___-
you dropped out!? woah! do you just not go to school anymore then or did you change schools?

lol why spaghetti? ... i had spaghetti last night

really? it's my best. i don't know how schools in the uk work, but here there are a lot of... ignorant people. and being ignorant, they feel the need to disrupt class and fail. and people wonder why the rate of drop-outs is so high these days. the curriculum they teach here in the states isn't horrible but it's basically pointless. i'm not gonna need to know who won the battle of concord or who the twenty first president is.

schools need to prepare you for the world. not just to take a test when you're on your last year to tell you if all that work you did in the past was worth anything or not.

i hate school... lol. that's why, personally, i dropped out. i couldn't learn in the environment. people in this town are closed minded, and everyone knows everyones everything. shitty, shitty.

SPAGHETTI!

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god it's to complicated... my mum and her friend worked on finding out my mums family tree and my great grandparents had a surname Shakespeare and they further researched her family and goes up to the origianal shakespeare it is awesome, i bet there are loads of people related to him though.
lol yeah i know what kin means, English use it too XD haha yeah, well i don't exactly inherit his writing jeans that's for sure. english is my worst subject at school lol

how are you related to shakespeare?! that is awesome. i would much rather be kin (american for 'family' if they don't say kin over in UK) to Salvador Dali and Edgar Allan Poe! lol

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didn't stick though, it was wet snow. lol cow-tipping that sounds fun
yeah i go to wales quite alot, like at least 1 or 2 times each year to visit family lots of fields and lots of sheep, that's all i can say lol i think i have heritage everywhere, i'm even related to Shakespeare! i gots relatives in South Africa, france, germany, england, spain, wales, greece, and maaany more that i don't know about lol