I just want busses and tubes
The guided busway here in Cambridge is awesome (I use it as my daily commute), as itâs separate from the normal road infrastructure for the most part you donât have traffic issues. They used the old areas where railway lines used to be. Itâs designed in such a way that cars cannot drive on it.
Driving from home to the office would take me 60-90 minutes; Taking the guided busway is a 15min trip. Plus you have free WiFi on the bus.
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That is the part I honestly miss the most. I had a bus route that went past our street, from there I could get anywhere in town, my regular route to my collage took me past Lords Stadium, and the Sherlock Holmes residence 
I used the tube for longer trips - when I had to go north to south.
And in the countryside I was lucky, we had a bus every 15 mins to Windermere and that same bus would take us an hour to the next âbigâ town Kendall, where we did clothes shopping.
The town I lived in I can recommend if you guys ever want to go do a proper hiking tour in the Lake District - It was a small place called Ambleside - at the point I lived there, there was only 1 traffic light.
I prefer living in a small village, itâs relaxing. Some pictures from the village as found on Wikipedia/Interwebs
With a single traffic light, two small shops, 3 pubs, a post office, an âindianâ restaurant, Chinese takeaways and a fish and chips shop itâs sufficient
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Dude I only spent a year in Ambleside and its the part of the UK that stole my heart, I was so close to marrying a friend for a visa so I could stay there!
The last one is the hotel I worked at.
The time I spent in the village was amazing. It was where I felt at home and at peace in the UK. It was my happiest time whilst there.My love for the UK isnt London, London is just another big city with some history.
The first weekend I spent in the UK I went to Stratford Apon Avon - where Shakespare used to live.
I spent more time in the countryside in weird villages that I cannot pronounce names for! We took a train once a month, by getting to the station, asking the ticket seller which small village we need to go visit for the weekend. We would rock up, find a room in an inn and explore!
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I need this
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On second thought, $47 for a battery, bluetooth module and a 3-way accelerometer in a plastic case seems a bit much
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Soooo⌠My boss gave me a bag of avocados the other day. I told them I donât really like them, but Iâve heard theyâre super healthy and stuff and I look forward to giving them another chance.
Ya⌠I tried half a small one on toast this morning with egg, and I ended up getting rid of it⌠violentlyâŚ
bleh
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Yeah its something that takes a while to get use to had small bits and now I can eat it.
I love avo on toast! Iâve never actually met someone who doesnât like it 
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GTA Online
A modder was grieving me until I hunted them down, then they left. Novice. 
I donât get why you will play something that makes you that angry canât you stop?
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I love avocado with salt, pepper and lemon. Yum!
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Do you like it on pizza?
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I knew there was a reason we are friends!
Another Avo hater!
Avo haters unite!
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I despise avo as well. I know it is something I should be eating a lot of but refuse to, I have tried many times but just cannot, the texture gets me every time.
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Same here. I canât eat avos. When I tell people that then they look at me like Iâm crazy. But like you, itâs the texture that makes me feel queasy.
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I dont dislike avo. I hate it.
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All this avo hate⌠what are you⌠freaks?!! 
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I guess so, I have a list of weird combos that I love and have almost every week:
Sliced banana on peanut butter on toast
Apricot jam with grated cheese on top on bread or toast
Peanut butter mixed into choc chip yogurt with added coco powder mixed in