UK Users Please List Here

[Over_Lord]

Shakespeare country. South Warwickshire to the ignorant!

 

[midlandsfun9999]

Shakespeare country. South Warwickshire to the ignorant!

I'm not too far from there!

PMs always welcome, or yahoo etc. Male 30 here

 

[Dark_star]

this thread is buliding up nice. hi all hope everyones well

 

[dageezer]

I'm not too far from there!

PMs always welcome, or yahoo etc. Male 30 here

Old guy here birmingham

 

[cerlive]

Long time lurker signing in

Jack of all trades from the Midlands here.

 

[Medway1]

We are certainly getting a spread across the country.

Hello to you all. Any good non consent or oral threads on here anyone?

 

[boabboad]

Hello everyone

I'd like to find out how many Brit's are on here so let's hear from anyone in the UK.

Whichever forum you go in on whatever site, it seems to be full of Americans,and whilst there is nothing wrong with that, it nice for everyone to know if posting personals etc is a waste of time.

based in Glasgow, Scotland but drive a truck all over th u.k

 

[TrickieTree]

Midlands here!

 

[fatboyneverslim]

Young And Inexperinced In South West Devon

Need Someone To Change That Inexperinced Bit

 

[newrandomperson]

There is a lack of scots here. This is bad. Very bad indeed. So I'm here to represent them and say och aye the noo!

 

[wife2hotblk]

OK...not sure if I qualify. 43 yo American female married to a hot Brit and living happily ever after in North London.

I will say I am confused as to which English to write for this site. Since coming to the UK I have tried to adopt the spelling, but this site has both. My compromise at this point is to use the spelling of that setting. If something is set in the UK, then I'll use British spellings and similarily Americanise those storis set in the US.

 

[Storyfeller]

OK...not sure if I qualify. 43 yo American female married to a hot Brit and living happily ever after in North London.

I will say I am confused as to which English to write for this site. Since coming to the UK I have tried to adopt the spelling, but this site has both. My compromise at this point is to use the spelling of that setting. If something is set in the UK, then I'll use British spellings and similarily Americanise those storis set in the US.

I would stick to proper English as opposed to anything developed in transatlantic colonies, if I were you.

It is not just a matter of spelling.

Leaving aside the kind of pronunciation problem (obviously irrelevant with print) where 'man' becomes 'men' and 'men' becomes 'min', whatever that might be, there is also the teensy matter of syntactical absurdities like the complete eradication of all past tenses other than the Simple Past.

Likewise semantics - believe me, there is not a single sidewalk in the whole of Britain and football here, curiously, is a game played where the ball is addressed mainly with the feet. There's no end to our quaintness and illogic, eh?

No, stay with the original and best. Any folk who manage to fashion the sound 'noo-kew-lurr' from the word 'nuclear' are not to be trusted with the language of Shakespeare...

 

[Dark_star]

how is everyone this everning

 

[Weaseldiesel]

Im in Northern Ireland, and yes that is part of the UK lol

 

[hooliganq]

Yep
I'm here in West Wales

 

[jdee1]

Hi Midlands here

 

[starviper]

hi from

near london here ................

 

[MissSilverlips]

Oxfordshire

 

[newbiewhoishot1]

I'm in the South. Hello everyone.

 

[geronimo_appleby]

peterborough, here.

may i also guide you

Uk

and

UK Online Directory

 

[geronimo_appleby]

OK...not sure if I qualify. 43 yo American female married to a hot Brit and living happily ever after in North London.

I will say I am confused as to which English to write for this site. Since coming to the UK I have tried to adopt the spelling, but this site has both. My compromise at this point is to use the spelling of that setting. If something is set in the UK, then I'll use British spellings and similarily Americanise those storis set in the US.

i, personally, would stick to the style i'm familiar with. a danger inherent with using US English for me would include the attempt to use colloquialisms i'm unfamiliar with. i feel it would be more irritating as a reader to see trunk, bonnet, pavement, etc. used in an incorrect context. i'd prefer to read something based in the UK but written by an american in the US style.

...as long as the reader is aware of the origin of the author.

...i think.

 

[Brung]

Cheshire

Hi all

Picking up on G-A's directions there are a few good longstanding threads here give them a try.

Thought I'd (cheekily) add my own in - quite a few views but still looking for a mite more female interest!!

http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=630724

 

[Brung]

Proud female in Northants here

Maybe englishviking needs to be taught a lesson in manners?

I'm with you ChaperonRouge, there are some brilliant UK women on here - clever, witty and sexy. UK everytime for me!

 

[anneski]

London and wondering why there are so few English women on here.....

Personally I think English girls are a little too up themselves; they seem to believe that they are genuinely doing you a favour if they talk to you!

You mean we aren't? Bugger!

 

[Jay98]

North England here. 30, male.