You might want to wait until the floods have gone down. A lot of England is underwater...If this happened exactly two years before, I would be sitting in a floating tent on the camp-site in Tewkesbury - right at the meeting of the two rivers. Fun.
Of course our family took the advice well 'if you're going to buy a house in a valley or areas that can flood make sure you buy one on a hill' - though we have no floods up our way.
If you really must go to England now, bring a boat and not a car.
Quote: "Security guys also took away my luggage and opened it and threw it all out while i was in the middle of a line going to the boat so everyone could see my obsession with red bull. How disrespectfull, could atleast have taken me into that small room on the side that the other security guys who checked me brought me into, lol."
Every picture I've seen of you is holding a gun with a psychotic expression...I don't think I can blame them for thinking you're a terrorist.
In all seriousness that is pretty disrespectful and shouldn't have been done - as it's publicly humiliating.
Quote: "They even had the nerve to ask me "do you have any bombs on you?""
I wonder how many people with bombs on them would answer 'yes' to that question...
Well I suppose they do the most they can to try and stop terrorists, despite invasion of privacy and disrespect to those coming or leaving the country such as yourself or silly procedures...If they really want answers, they should first ask 'Are you Irish?' 'Are you or have you ever been Irish?' and then you can move onto the bombs.
[edit] For the record for people that like getting the wrong end of the stick, I am not racist and nor do I dislike the Irish as half my family is Irish.
Hakuna Matata