Clubbing

Random Fact: "There are street cameras in England that take your picture if you drive even one mile over the speed limit. If you get up to 12 points (or 3 shots) on your license then your license will be taken and you have to pay a fine. The cameras cost $300,000 to replace, but bring in $3,000,000 per camera."

In comparison to England, America seems like a very anti-social place where it's more important to have a significant other than hang out with friends. I went clubbing for the first time last night and I was so amazed at how much fun it could be. Everyone was actually dancing and they would hang out in larger groups rather than just one or two chosen people. It would be so neat if we could develop that kind of culture here where you can go out with friends and not worry about what other people might think.

They have some very fun themes at clubs and they play all sorts of music (rather than the usual rap and pop you get in America). The "American" group, as me and some of my friends like to call them, came and they hung out with us for a little bit, but they seemed more interested in hanging out with one another. I think I'm the only American that actually talks to the other international students. I might be the only one who talks to the UK students as well.