Help my decide omg

[ikanaide]

In words from my cousin on IM:

You should come to the UK for school, even if you don't know english. It would be fun and I'm sure I could help you cope while you're still learning english. You can even learn better english here, I know how obsessed you are with western culture Hiroto Ã,¬_Ã,¬

Should I go?

[rdl]

back in the day rich kids from developing countries would go to britain (not france, not the us, not germany, but britain) for college.

japan isn't quite a developing country though. how are the colleges there?

[ikanaide]

back IN POG FORM in the day rich kids from developing countries would go to britain (not france, not the us, not germany, but britain) for college.

japan isn't quite a developing country though. how are the colleges there?

They are OK.

[rdl]

OK

[ikanaide]

One vote 

[Samus Aran]

I think it's a great idea. You would improve your English and learn a lot of new things from being in a different place. I think it's important to have experience in more than one culture.

[ME##]

It would probably be fun, depending on how you are.  It may be hard at first but it would vastly increase your English as long as you aren't too afraid of making errors. 

OK

Usually when one spells 'okay' as 'OK' they capitalise it.

[ikanaide]

Thanks your reply <3

[rdl]

yes i know that's grammatically correct.but i like to poke fun at his ESL-ness

if you can afford it, go for it.

[Socks]

why would anyone want to attend middle school in the U.K?

[Samus Aran]

why would anyone want to attend middle school in the U.K?

why wouldn't they?

[ikanaide]

Not middle school 

[Socks]

Not middle school 

my apologies; you've never given me the impression of anything more.

[rdl]

my apologies; you've never given me the impression of anything more.

he's japanese, asshole

[Socks]

he's japanese, asshole

it's not the syntax of his prose i take issue with, but the texture of the content. i've yet to see even one original or compelling thing uttered; all i see are geisha smilies and 'ily'. childish.