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Countries you'd like to move to?

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by lemons123, Jan 24, 2015.

  1. lemons123

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    ...if you aren't happy in your own atm. or simply you're willing to experience different culture even if you like your country? I am still hesitating between Israel and Japan, though my "heart is in Japan" :slight_smile: so to speak.
     
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    Been there done that - I moved to Germany two months ago.

    If I move to another country I would either move back to the Netherlands or move to Stockholm, Sweden.
     
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    Canada. It's just like a biiiiiiiiiig Sweden.
     
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    Scotland because Universities doesn't have tuition fees. Lol
     
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    Probably Canada
     
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    South Africa, specifically Cape Town. That's one of the biggest great white hot spots, and that's what I want to study. Or Australia. Or New Zealand.
     
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    ^ I envy such replies, if anything for the ability of some people to exist in such cold environments.

    I am more like a reptile :slight_smile:. Can't survive in a place without palms...or any place whose average temperatures fall under 8 C in January (or in July if we're talking Australia here...). Speaking of which: Australia was yet another option that had tempted me for a while - the only 3rd I'd remotely consider...still need more data though...
     
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    I want to move somewhere filled with volcanoes, where English is the language spoken and gay marriage is legal. It's all I'm asking for, really.
     
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    wild guess - Iceland :rolle: ??
    Surely many people over there speak english and they have volcanoes...no idea of the legalization though .All I know about Iceland: i read somewhere their PM was a lesbian, so *fingers crossed* that it's legal.
     
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    Nononono.

    Clearly the answer is Hawaii.
     
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    Canada is alright, but I would like to move to Japan someday.
     
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    My bad - just googled it...yes - gay marriage is legal over there but their PM is definetly not a lesbian. Not because I am homophobic or anything but...because their PM is a guy :eek:. Damn I am sure I read about some Scandinavian country whose prime minister or president was lesbian, but anyway.

    Hawaii? Part of the US: The land of the random gun shootings and the people who believe that earth started 5000 years ago...sure there are many positive things about the U.S. but still.
     
  14. JackAttack

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    Somewhere thats not hot. Somewhere in Skandanavia, Switzerland or Canada.
     
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    I live in Canada... It's too cold here :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:. -40 in winter is not a good experience. However I probably wouldn't want to move. If I had to I would probably pick New Zealand just because it's moderately warmer and they generally have a moderate government.
     
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    2nd Tier: Sweden, Finland, other populated parts of Canada, Germany, Austria, Scotland, London, Catalonia, Australia.



    Obviously some aren't countries, but I felt a need to specify.
     
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    Germany!! But I will be moving to South Korea in August.
     
  18. Rawrzilla

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    Either Canada, Germany or Italy in that order of preference.
     
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    6,000 years actually. But that's beside the point. Hawaii is a peculiarly different state. It's also very expensive to live there since so much has to be imported.
     
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    Sweden because DICE (google it. Its a video game dev)
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    Netherlands because it was the most beautiful country I've visited.