How to be respectful of Thanksgiving when visiting US

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Danguardace

That sounds great

Have Publix set you up with a Thanksgiving Day spread. Enjoy it in your condo with family. You can experience the truest of American traditions that day. Please take a video of you shaking a half eaten turkey leg mumbling about Ungrateful, traitorous, colonists. That will be great!

[Danguardace]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

Have Publix set you up with a Thanksgiving Day spread. Enjoy it in your condo with family. You can experience the truest of American traditions that day. Please take a video of you shaking a half eaten turkey leg mumbling about Ungrateful, traitorous, colonists. That will be great!

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Danguardace

How far is Shrewsbury from London? I fancy a visit to the United Kingdom one day soon. I'd like to stay for about a month and see the entire country. When is the best time of year weather wise would it be for me to do that? Do you guys experience a high level of humidity? I know it rains a lot, but I grew up in Seattle. I'm okay with that. I'll have to hit you up when the time comes so I can get some local insight as to the best activities to do while I'm there.

[Danguardace]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

How far is Shrewsbury from London? I fancy a visit to the United Kingdom one day soon. I'd like to stay for about a month and see the entire country. When is the best time of year weather wise would it be for me to do that? Do you guys experience a high level of humidity? I know it rains a lot, but I grew up in Seattle. I'm okay with that. I'll have to hit you up when the time comes so I can get some local insight as to the best activities to do while I'm there.

Shrewsbury is about 200 miles from the capital in the West Midlands.

If you want the best UK weather you need to be her between June and August. It is pretty miserable now. Humidity is low.

London is great but there are plenty of other cool places to visit Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton really depends what you are into. A lot of Americans like the Castles and Historic type stuff.

If you do come over let me know.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Danguardace

Shrewsbury is about 200 miles from the capital in the West Midlands.

If you want the best UK weather you need to be her between June and August. It is pretty miserable now. Humidity is low.

London is great but there are plenty of other cool places to visit Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton really depends what you are into. A lot of Americans like the Castles and Historic type stuff.

If you do come over let me know.

I will. London isn't even on my radar outside of my desire to see #9. I follow British news on my phone almost daily and have always been fascinated with your country. I'll look forward to getting some advice from you when the time comes. I'm hopeful it will be next summer.