[Brian88]

I was just wondering if there was many of my fellow UK people in here I have noticed the vast majority if not all are from the states, not that I'm complaining I love this forum it's excellent love what you guys do in the states .

[Dalecan]

I'm British, but I live in Seattle now!

[Cloud9blue]

How do you guys get use to shifting with the other hand?

[P1]

Originally Posted by Dalecan

I'm British, but I live in Seattle now!

At least you did not have to adjust to the weather.

[Brian88]

Originally Posted by Cloud9blue

How do you guys get use to shifting with the other hand?

You don't really get used to it as your taught from day one that way you guys drive the wrong way round haha

[Lups]

Originally Posted by Dalecan

I'm British, but I live in Seattle now!

Where here? I could do with a little European company!

Oh, I'm a Finn, stuck in Seattle.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by P1et

At least you did not have to adjust to the weather.

You are so wrong it hurts. It's been like +35 for the last two weeks, and I can honestly say this is killing me.

They said it always rains here, that's why I agreed to move here.

[P1]

Originally Posted by Lups

You are so wrong it hurts. It's been like +35 for the last two weeks, and I can honestly say this is killing me.

They said it always rains here, that's why I agreed to move here.

I think it's a lie that it always rains there. I go there quite a bit for business and still need to see this whole "it always rains here" phenomenon. I do have to say, Seattle has the best food of any city I've been to in the US. One of my favorite city's in the US, period, actually.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by P1et

I think it's a lie that it always rains there. I go there quite a bit for business and still need to see this whole "it always rains here" phenomenon. I do have to say, Seattle has the best food of any city I've been to in the US. One of my favorite city's in the US, period, actually.

Next time you are around, let's go for coffee.

[PSUSMU]

Originally Posted by P1et

I think it's a lie that it always rains there. I go there quite a bit for business and still need to see this whole "it always rains here" phenomenon. I do have to say, Seattle has the best food of any city I've been to in the US. One of my favorite city's in the US, period, actually.

x2 Seattle is my favorite US city. Every time I go, it's beautiful weather. I also enjoy rain though.

[JasonCSU]

Originally Posted by Cloud9blue

How do you guys get use to shifting with the other hand?

I was in the UK this past March and drove a 'hired' car with a manual. Shifting left-handed was less difficult than I expected, and I adapted quickly. Two other things I hadn't considered threw me off about driving a right hand drive car though. First, I found myself looking up to the right expecting the rear view mirror and finding the A pillar instead. Second, lane positioning felt odd since I'm used to lane markers being closer to my left side when driving.

[Dalecan]

Originally Posted by Lups

Where here? I could do with a little European company!

Oh, I'm a Finn, stuck in Seattle.

I work at the bottom of Queen Anne hill in Freemont. Let's hook-up for a Starbucks soon. I'm off to hike Kilimanjaro tomorrow and will be back in a few weeks. I'll shoot you a pm when I get back.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by Dalecan

I work at the bottom of Queen Anne hill in Freemont. Let's hook-up for a Starbucks soon. I'm off to hike Kilimanjaro tomorrow and will be back in a few weeks. I'll shoot you a pm when I get back.

Let's do that, have a nice time, I hope you get to enjoy more of Africa than that mountain alone.