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Just had to, where would you go? That is with the amount of money as a middle-class working person and no relatives anywhere else. Post where you live now and where you'd go.
I live in Australia, and probably move to New Zealand, Canada, or the UK. With the latter I'd probably go more to the southern point of England. I picked these because they'd be the most "new" to me... And they all speak fluent English + Canada has chicks that speak French. :smug2:
I live in Australia now and would probably move to Canda if it were my choice. I know a few interwebs-people in Canada and they all seem like nice enough blokes. I wouldn't mind it there, though it would be a bit cold.
Probably NZ because GF would love me for it. Kiwi chicks are odd.
Hmmm, tough call. The Netherlands could be a very interesting option because of the shared language. Maybe a Scandinavian country but then again why don't I go all out and name some sunny Island where i could open a Bed & Breakfast for the tourists.
I'd move to the UK so I wouldn't have to learn a new language. :inquisitive:
Top of my list would be Oz, NZ or Canada if I was feeling lazy, anywhere hispanohablante if I was feeling more adventurous... (I'd be leaving the UK, btw...)
The Netherlands (it's only 40 miles from here after all).
Or New Zealand, which is doing very well in this inquiry it seems.
I live in Germany*hints at flag in signature people seem to miss often* and would move to the United States of America. They wouldn't even have to force me, I consider to move there anyway. :2thumbsup:
Paris, that city fits me like a glove.
Though I love Italy, I couldn't live there I think, so perhaps I'll take my chances with the Dutch, or the axe-wielding Canadians...
If forced to move elsewhere, I'd probably move to Mexico. The political changes occurring there are especially interesting to me (it was my area of study in college) and I already speak Spanish.
New Hampshire. Or Maine. Loved it there, if I were to move anywhere it would be the US and the aforementioned states.
Sealand
Bartix!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From Scotland I would go to Nova Scotia! Or The Rep. of Ireland so I can keep up with the Football.
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Greece could be a choice. :yes:
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France
Italy
Nambia
Germany
Holland
Currently based in Belgium. I'd go Australia, USA or Canada. Actually Holland too.
If on expatriate salary I'd go anywhere in South East Asia.
Well, wife speaks Spanish, and we're in the US, so Mexico has to be the first choice. There's good work for tech skills, a reasonable quality of life, and it's not too far from the US if there's anything we need.
If I were really going to just go and never look back, I'd go to Russia. Land of opportunity where you can go up as fast as your ability takes you, or down even faster if you screw up. I think it would be interesting to try to make a place in a society undergoing so much change and turbulence.
Of course I don't speak a word of Russian, can't even read any, and even my French and Spanish are laughable, but I'd find a way to get along I suspect.
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The UK, for two reasons: I already know the language and the country's history is interesting. That's all I need.
In US now; would go to Germany, friendliest of the many friendly places I've been before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raz
Very true. Everyone says Germans are cold, not me. It's very easy to get along with them, at least from my experience.
Germans are the most courtious and civilised people in the world, I don't belong there it would drive me mad, but I like them.
First choice would be the US. Speaking the language and having fond memories of the place would be my main reasons.
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1) Canada
2) Australia
3) Great Britain (England)
4)Germany
5) Netherlands
6)Switzerland
7)Italy
If I ever see a guy going through customs carrying a bunch of balloons I'll say hi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
Switzerland or Holland. I love these countries.
In the UK I guess I'd go for somewhere like The Netherlands or the US
I'd go live with CA or Gore. Maybe Husar.
I live in Maine, so a warm climate all the time would be nice. However, being in the cold for a good part of the year so it is a tough choice. I would love to live in the Oz or Nz plus they speak english, so i wouldn't have to learn a new langauge. If I were going to live in another state, i most likely be Colorado because of the abilty to ski 9 months out of the year.