If you could move to any country in the world, which one would you move to?

Le Canada

 

You should know, in Mexico we don't eat "fajitas"

 

I eat "fajitas" here in the U.S. and A., where I've lived for more than two thirds of my life. I would make "fajitas" up North or wherever I would move, just to have that Texas taste.

 

VAnuatu.

 

I would move to Mexico for a week just to eat REAL taco's "al pastor" . Hate how taco trucks call their meat "pastor" when its' just crappy pork with seasoning on it lol. It's not cooked on a Shawarma . Unrelated to what you had to say but I know what you mean regarding not wanting to move to places without certain types of food.

 

Me likey Canada.

 

Realistically Vancouver, if I could feasibly afford the cost of living there. Italy, France or Japan would be on my list too. I'd like to live in Australia for a year. Apparently there's a program for U.S. young adults under the age of 30 to temporarily live in Australia for upwards of a year. I wouldn't mind doing something like that either.

 

I read part of your paper....I'm afraid the only thing I got out of it was "Holy carp, traditional academics are an incredible waste of time!"

 

I guess you aren't in the sociology, anthropology or urban planning fields.

 

I'd move back to Switzerland. Man I miss those Alps.

 

-A common belief is that mar1juana is legal in British Columbia. Vancouver's police and the justice system tend to turn a blind eye to mar1juana use. However, if you are caught with a small amount of cannabis (7 grams or less) in Vancouver it is extremely unlikely that you will be charged, in the vast majority of cases the police will simply ask you to move somewhere out of sight to finish up, or ignore the fact altogether

 

The Republic of Texas. The greatest country in the world! I'd ski the mountains of Steamboat Springs, Vail, Aspen, Ruidoso, Crested Butte.

I'd float the Guadalupe River and eat BBQ in Central Texas.

I'd truck it down to Big Bend to camp and go river rafting.

I'd go to Houston, the capitol of the Republic, to watch Houston Cougar football and honky tonk at the world's largest rodeo.

 

Probably the USA

Parts of Mexico and Australia are appealing, though

 

Actually fajitas are really more Tex-Mex food than Mexican food. There's a difference

 

Visiting other countries is fine, but I would rather live in the US than any other country.

 

Spain. I've been there and can completely relate to the culture. I also am (basically) fluent in Spanish. I like food and wine and partying. The Spanish excel all all of these things.

 

New Zealand

Then

Spain, France

 

New Zealand is the best country in the world. You guys should really come here to immerse yourself in the greatness that Kiwiland is. xD