Everything - well nearly everything - is right in this country

Nirvana

Well, not France at the moment either!!

Chewbacca the UK under Jeremy Corbyn et al!

God help us!

Think it is a shame people don’t stick to the original question ie what do you LIKE about living in Britain! We all know what we don’t like!!! Nobody smug or ignoring the problems. Just for once a light hearted thread accentuating the positives! Those who have contributed pointing out the negatives are totally missing the point. Thanks OP ... you tried!

Yes, Tedber, I agree.

merylstreep of course we are a European country. We are part of the geographical continent ergo we are a European country.

Eloethan is quite correct in that many replies miss the point entirely.

So (allowing myself to digress too) Urmstongran is puzzled about why people would have 2, 3 or more different identities/usernames. It was common on another forum and used to 'agree' with each other, back each other up - and put other posters down. They often failed to change their writing style, though, (and happened to always be on the same topic at the same time) so were quite easily identified!

It probably isn't me but I will come clean and say I left GN for a while and then came back under different name - which lots of posters have done I'm sure.

BUT it isn't nirvana. Where is?

Chewbacca the UK under Jeremy Corbyn et al!

You can have as many email addresses as you like but can only register with one IP address I think.

Who is moonlighting on this thread then?

I find it confusing enough remembering what I said myself without wondering what a doppelganger may have said.

I'm not at all miserable, usually annoyingly cheerful, in fact. Nevertheless, I want to know where a lot of you buy your rose-tinted glasses!

Crystaltipps
I think you'll find that Granygravey was referring to the geographical land mass known as a continent. Not that we are a European country.

Grannygravy yes I know obviously we are a European country and that’s one of the things I like about it.

It's being so cheerful that keeps them going!

Tedber it was always going to happen.....the sour pusses (can you still say that??) are everywhere.....it’s being so miserable as keeps ‘em going.

Think it is a shame people don’t stick to the original question ie what do you LIKE about living in Britain! We all know what we don’t like!!! Nobody smug or ignoring the problems. Just for once a light hearted thread accentuating the positives! Those who have contributed pointing out the negatives are totally missing the point. Thanks OP ... you tried!

crystaltips The UK will always be "in Europe" it is impossible to change its geographical position.

Hopefully just not one of the Federal Stares of the EU.

jolbook
The song was: And I'm telling you. Watch Sheridan Smiths version ( on YouTube) pure heartbreaking emotion.
The Karaoke version is very different.

Not to worry Urm. Unlike some on here, I have a sense of humour!

It would be the same e Mail wouldn’t it

I can have up to 5 email addresses with my current provider and another 5 with a company I used to be with. I do have two different ones that I use - one just for entering competitions etc, so I don't end up with a lot of unwanted spam.

But as for being two people on here - a) I can't see the point and b) I'd have tripped myself up on day 1.

Sorry (again) jolBROOK - that’s the second time in a few days I’ve called you ‘nan’.

P.s. I’m not trying to give you a second identity haha!

Ah thanks for the explanation jolnan I have been wondering how it would be done and had thought using another email address too would be the only way.

All the same, I can’t get my head around why someone would want to do it!

Takes all sorts I suppose.
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What was the song. Meryl.

I love living in Europe and being able to easily visit France and enjoy its lovely food and wine ditto Italy with more medieval buildings than anywhere in the world.

Well here's something to celebrate: the uk has won the world Karaoke championships. ???????

It's timeconsuming enough being one person on here, without ending up having an argument with yourself.

Boris did that, didn't he? When he was trying to decide whether being a leaver or a remainer was best for his career.