What a pity!
But I do need some sleep. My poor brain can hardly think.
So good night. It was nice to meet you ;)

are you too lazy to say " what's up" ? :D
I'm rather fine, what about you?

Happy birthday :D

The reason is that the insurance companies are very powerful and the politicians are corrupt. The insurance companies want to make as much money as possible, just like any company, so they effectively bribe our politicians. This is why we don't have universal health care like most of Europe. I know this isn't exactly an appealing way to put it, but that's my understanding after living here my whole life.
I'm guessing you could get cheap health care if you were only here for a few weeks, since you're relatively young.
I have been to New York City a few times. I don't usually like cities, but there are some places in NYC that I like. Multiple museums and theaters, as an example. There's basically everything you can think of in that city.

Well, one thing I'd warn you about for the US: health care is VERY expensive, and if you don't have health care and you go into a hospital for care, it can cost tens of thousands of dollars. I just wanted to make sure you knew that.
I'd recommend you travel to one of our major cities. NYC is probably your best bet. Don't go somewhere small, because there's no public transportation. I'll look into this a bit more if you want.

Pretty good. I'm kind of busy, but that's pretty normal. Sorry I didn't respond earlier -- I tend to get distracted too easily.
How are you?
I read you visited the UK. I visit there regularly because my dad is from England. What made you decide to visit the UK?

Heh, I have to say that my favourite out of these is Guns N' Roses. I really don't know why. I wanted to go to their concert last September in Praha but I was afraid of disappointment. You know, Axl is no longer the same...unfortunatelly

That's really nice!)))))

Ohhhh, I definitely believe you! I've seen the differences! But right now, the UK has been around 25-29 degrees, I heard it was quite cool in Moscow... it seems the UK is having its seasons later O_o

Myth? It's not a Myth) I was just stereotyping, I did see that Moscow was quite hot earlier this year, Petersburg had an all time high of 38 degrees, the UK has an all time high of 38.5 but Petersburg is much further north, in all of Russia, all time high was 45.4 degrees. But winters! Brrrr! Especially in the northern parts of Russia. I'd like to be there during winter :)