well i don't really consider myself a kid anymore.....but yes, he was being an arshole for no apparent reason......no matter.....i'm chillin on a beach in the warm meditteranian whilst he's molding away in england.....aaaaand i got to see the white stripes......

If your under 18 your a kid...in america 21 pratically.Englands a lovley place id go there over the other...

i'm 23.....
i'd like to go to england too.....mostly to see the vilages but not to live, the weather is awful....
in any case i'm planing to go to leeds festival next year (i can't go this year because it costs a lot of money and i need to save up for it ....and the tickets are sold out), but i can't figure out the difference between leeds and reading festival, i saw the bands performing and they're the same...are they different cities?

Yeah im saying i prefer a big city with history brixton for instance...Didnt know your age though :p:

i prefer nature...that's why i'd rather go see greece and italy and turkey...but england, scotland and ireland are definetly on my to-see list...

If your not keen on the big cities avoid the Leeds festival and choose Reading. Having said that, the area around Leeds (Yorkshire) has some of the most beautiful countryside in England and if you plan on touring, the Lake District is only a few hours drive away. I'd choose Leeds.

oh no....if i go, i wouldn't mind a big city...i just can't figure out the difference between the 2, are they far appart?

Not really. I'd say a maximum 3 hrs drive...ish.

um in ireland i reccomend Kerry a) because it's all beautiful and you can go up to lakes and moutains and its very heathy.b) you can go hang out with my grandparents, hell yeah!
and dublin,obviously for the nightlife, visit the guiness factory and temple bar for the bars and stuff at night, don't go near hatesbury lane i have relations there so no scaring .

yeah, that's pretty far....i dunno, i have to choose between the two...so which one is closer to london ( that's where the plane lands )?