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

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Xerobull, May 14, 2012.

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  1. Xerobull

    Xerobull ...and I'm all out of bubblegum
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    And why?
     
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  2. hotballa

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    im good with america. i wouldnt mind visiting other countries, but the good ol usa is cool for me
     
    #2 hotballa, May 14, 2012
  3. boomboom

    boomboom I GOT '99 PROBLEMS

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    New Zealand, to be closer to Frodo
     
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  4. bobmarley

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    Kenya, for Yahweh's glory
     
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  5. ItsMyFault

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    Probably a nice tropical island, not sure of one specifically. I'm also fine with living in America.
     
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  6. Xerobull

    Xerobull ...and I'm all out of bubblegum
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    I hear that Russia has a higher boob-on-counter ratio than the US.
     
    #6 Xerobull, May 14, 2012
  7. torque

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    USA, cause it's home. I wouldn't mind living in Central America - Guatemala is great. I could also live in England.
     
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  8. da_juice

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    France or Italy.
     
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  10. jdh008

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    I've actually never had the desire to live in any other country. If I'm forced to choose one, though, I guess I'd go with Australia. I have family that lives there and I've always wanted to visit.
     
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  11. Mr. Brightside

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    I've lived in 4 different countries over the past 10 years, but I think for as much as people say the USA sucks it is still the best place to live overall when all facts considered.
     
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  12. hotballa

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    lol i can believe it. half the chicks that plop their boobs on my counter are russian jewish and the other half are italian
     
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  13. Jontro

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    Japan, because I've always wanted to be a samurai.
     
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  14. VanityHalfBlack

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    Japan would be my vote too.. Tokyo seems like a cool place...
     
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  15. RocketRaccoon

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    I chose America a long time ago, but Japan would be sweet...specifically the island of Kyushu.
     
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  16. rocketsjudoka

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    It's funny this thread started today as I was just reading about Eduardo Saverin giving up his US Citizenship for Singapore. I thought it was funny that he is planning on trying to save his billions from Uncle Sam when Singaporeans refer to Singapore as a fine city. I figure the Lee family is going to get a cut of Eduardo's money somehow.

    Anyway here's to you Eduardo.
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  17. SacTown

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    Singapore for me. It's an amazing place and very good to start a business in.
     
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    OP FAIL. :eek:
    FAIL.

    Australia, in Sydney or Canberra. :eek: It would be good to be on another hemisphere, learn the customs and see the new flora and fauna there with nice beaches and sights.
     
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  19. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    Why Canberra? I worked there for a week. Nothing exciting about it.
     
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  20. JuanValdez

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    France. My whole family could get better at speaking French. And, it's beautiful country and I like the slower pace and the socialism. Plus, I have family there, and property. And, I'm already a citizen and I'm legal to work. England is also a good option, because I think I'm legal to work there too as a EU citizen, and there wouldn't be much of a language barrier, with the added bonus that my current employer has a sister company there that I could probably jump to.
     
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