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I'm moving to America this summer - ask me anything!

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Reply 20

Kreaze

Original post by Sandtrooper

Well, it's more than a visit, it's two years....

Would stay be a better word?

Reply 21

gtty123

Original post by Sandtrooper

Indifferent at the moment, a little excited and nervous, though, and just wanting to get my COVID vaccine, lol.

Interesting. Good luck for the future ahead!

Reply 22

chlamydia9000

Will you be joining the crips or bloods?

Reply 23

username4218074

Original post by Sandtrooper

Older than 21, younger than 23....

ah so middle aged then, cool

Reply 24

Joleee

may i ask where in the States? :cookie:

Reply 25

flaurie

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Is there anything you’re particularly looking forward to seeing/trying? Will you try and visit some national parks/touristy bits? :biggrin:

Reply 26

username4521132

is it University of Nebraska?

what uni?

Be careful mate, a lot of the 'Cans are a bit off their rocker. Enjoy your time there though, the nature is wonderful if you get away from town!

Take me with u

Original post by gtty123

Interesting. Good luck for the future ahead!

Thank you!

Reply 31

Sandtrooper

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Original post by Joleee

may i ask where in the States? :cookie:

Happy to PM you the location but I have decided not to share right now due to privacy reasons. :smile:

Reply 32

Sandtrooper

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Original post by laurawatt

Is there anything you’re particularly looking forward to seeing/trying? Will you try and visit some national parks/touristy bits? :biggrin:

Very much looking forward to seeing the scenery as it'll be relatively rural where I am. I'm a big NFL fan as well, so I'll hopefully be able to go to a few games.

And food, of course! :biggrin:

Reply 33

Sandtrooper

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Original post by yeetouttawindow

is it University of Nebraska?

Original post by the_cosmo_guy

what uni?

I won't be sharing just yet, or possibly not at all, for privacy reasons, but you're not far off with Nebraska.

Reply 34

Sandtrooper

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Original post by Callicious

Be careful mate, a lot of the 'Cans are a bit off their rocker. Enjoy your time there though, the nature is wonderful if you get away from town!

Ha ha, so I'm told, hopefully the students will be liberal and decent. And thank you, lots of greenery around where I'm going so I'm looking forward to that.

Reply 35

Sandtrooper

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Original post by Zobia khan

Take me with u

soz my g

Reply 36

mnot

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Original post by Sandtrooper

Very much looking forward to seeing the scenery as it'll be relatively rural where I am. I'm a big NFL fan as well, so I'll hopefully be able to go to a few games.

And food, of course! :biggrin:

You may wish to watch college football, especially if your new institution is D1.

I personally prefer the college version over the NFL.

Reply 37

Sandtrooper

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Original post by mnot

You may wish to watch college football, especially if your new institution is D1.

I personally prefer the college version over the NFL.

It is a D1 programme, but they're not the best. Definitely not the worst, either, so I'm planning to go to a couple of games. :biggrin:

That's my Saturdays and Sundays gone, then!

Reply 38

DrawTheLine

If you have a Panda Express close to you, I'd highly recommend trying their orange chicken and chow mein (if you eat meat), it's so good I think it'd be my death row meal :teehee:

Reply 39

username4521132

Original post by Sandtrooper

I won't be sharing just yet, or possibly not at all, for privacy reasons, but you're not far off with Nebraska.

iowa
is that your final answer?
yes final answer

i went to a candian uni on exchange so probably quite similar to USA
imagine a UK uni but on steroids
there will be massive ups and downs but, youre gonna have the best 2 years of your life