I see.I'm impulsive, manipulative and narcissistic, so yep I'm quite like Horo the Wise Wolf.
And I do love the series, but then again I love paganism, wolves and medieval looking settings so I'm biased.
Of course.Well don't worry, you're at least one of the above.
Too bad, I don't really know anything related to Indian here.
But I still want to get the feel of London.Well... dont, because you'll just be disappointed that it isn't the same London we show to foreigners in books. And don't expect it to feel English either, you need to see our rural communities to get a sense of that. But a trip to London ought to be cheaper than going to Africa and Pakistan and Poland I suppose, you'll experience rootless and degraded versions of a lot of the worlds cultures if you visit London...
But whatever you do, just stay away from Manchester and Liverpool, or you'll wish you never came here... Those cities would be diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder if they were people, instead of cities that are breeding grounds for lowlife. Nothing good has come out of Manchester since the very early (pre-rave) 90s, and nothing of note from Liverpool since the Beatles in the 1960s, except for an axed television soap about incest and people burying a dead body under their patio. Unbelievably both places, have a tourist industry - don't bother.
Nice places in Britain to visit would be the New Forest, the Peaks and the Lakes, Cornwall's coasts and the Scilly Isles, Norfolk Broads, Yorkshire Dales, Snowdonia, the Scottish Islands and the Highlands of Scotland etc... but there are places that too many people ignore as destinations like the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales and Dumfries and Galloway in southwest Scotland, that are as least as good and you don't need to worry about the tourist season or avoiding tacky tourist traps. I love both of them...
Hah, and you're so late on coming here.
Dream on! Hahaha~And here I always want to hear the real-life British English.
She'll bite you.
True, true... there's a difference.
I'm looking forward for great discussion in the future. 
Where in Northwest? I'm in the Midlands, BrummielandHi!
I'm in the north-west, dump that it is!
But I still want to get the feel of London.
Thanks for the recommendations! I'll see whether I can afford to go those places later on.. Someday far off in the future..
Do you realise that you might not understand our spoken accents without difficulty?Dream on! Hahaha~
But it is true that British people is hard to find around here... I can always meet American people but not British..
Don't worry, I can bite back
There is *sigh*... I've found that special someone but I can't have him.True, true... there's a difference.
Well I assumed you'd like them if you like Neofolk, because Neofolk celebrates Northern European identity and culture, and our ancestors saw wolves as Woden's dogs.Dang! I think we're going to be a good friend!! Wolves and medieval?
Well, I'm quite a bit to your north lol, but not as far north as Cumbria. We might be moving to mid-Wales soon anyway, into a static caravan between Lampeter and Aberaeron.Where in Northwest? I'm in the Midlands, Brummieland
Haven't met anyone that liked it round here
Wolfs Rain is good, I love its philosophical and religious influences, as well as wolves being awesome. (Even though I'm more like a fox or a jackal than a wolf myself.) Wolves were sacred in pre-Meiji Japan when Westernisers exterminated them with firearms for he first time, because they'd introduced livestock farming to the traditionally Buddhist country. So wolves have become an important symbol of tradition and heritage in Japan.Wolf's Rain!!!
How come you never mentioned it to me?Wolf's Rain!!!
How come you never mentioned it to me?
I still haven't watched/read it.
If you like medieval things then really would enjoy it... but watch the anime first, or you'll be disappointed by it after the ongoing manga even though the anime is excellent, apart from the ending being botched.
I know, I know... But still, I'm curious.
Don't worry, I can bite back
There is always someone who we can't have... *sigh*
Hahaha, Woden, huh? I recognized him as Odin since I know more about Norse mythology.
Most people everywhere are boring lol, interesting company is rare.Too much girls talk on the first page, only thanks to benelori was I able to finish it
Somebody mentioned Wolfs Rain recently don't remember the reason though.
I was wondering how the hunt for interesting people is going. For some reason I'm not posting much on the other forum and we barely meet there so I though I'd leave you the questions here ^^ (also was digging up some old threads so was in the moods for posts like this^^)
I'm generally missing you on the 'Online members' list :/Most people everywhere are boring lol, interesting company is rare.
You must post when I'm asleep, or in different threads on AW.
) (You needa correct you bio here ^^)