Fuck NZ, I'd go to New Caledonia, no question. If I ever got sick of it there I could always go to Paris or something considering it's technically part of France.BathorysGraveland said:
You must move to a country that borders your own, forever - which do you pick?
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I'm torn between NZ and Timor,
NZ because us and the Kiwis are pretty much the same (as in, closer than the yanks and the Canadians) or
Timor because, well I just love the country and the people.
NZ because us and the Kiwis are pretty much the same (as in, closer than the yanks and the Canadians) or
Timor because, well I just love the country and the people.
I live in England... so Scotland, that's pretty and if I spend enough time there I'm sure I'd learn to love the skirts.
As an Australian, I'd have to pick Germany if one were to torture logic enough; due to Pau Pa New Guinea being a former colony of Australia, which itself was a former colony of Germany... (Also by that logic if I were to stretch it far enough and not consider the Australia Act of 197/80 something I could also consider any country bordering France, since that was part of England...)
But why Germany? Because Norwegians sound funny, and I doubt I could torture logic enough to get me surrounded by Norwegians in Norweigh.
But why Germany? Because Norwegians sound funny, and I doubt I could torture logic enough to get me surrounded by Norwegians in Norweigh.
Well given the choice between Mexico or Canada, I'd go up north. The only thing appealing about going to Mexico would be the warm weather since I really don't like cold weather. But all things considered, Canada is pretty much the same as America, just Canadian. And I know that doesn't make much sense, but at the same time maybe you'll see that it makes total sense. :3
That and there's a certain habit that's being gradually legalized across America but most states still consider it illegal, but in Canada they seem much more lenient about it. :3
That, and I know a lot of very cute gamer girls up in Canada and I've a number of friends up there too. All in all it'd really be as though I decided for myself that I wanted to move to Canada rather than being forced to as some type of punishment. Wouldn't be that bad at all.
That and there's a certain habit that's being gradually legalized across America but most states still consider it illegal, but in Canada they seem much more lenient about it. :3
That, and I know a lot of very cute gamer girls up in Canada and I've a number of friends up there too. All in all it'd really be as though I decided for myself that I wanted to move to Canada rather than being forced to as some type of punishment. Wouldn't be that bad at all.
If you assume we get the ability to speak the language then I'd be off to Norway in the blink of an eye. Otherwise, Ireland.
England considering it is the only country I share a border with... Not that bad if I can get past the Torys and the subways... And Geordies... Ugh... I freaking hate Geordies... Well, people who act like Geordies, I'm sure you can be from Blackpool without being one but... Ugh...
Since its the same government, does that mean I'm not allowed to pick Scotland, England or Wales? If I could I'd pick Scotland but otherwise, I think my choices are the Republic of Ireland, France and Germany.
Probably the R.o.I. since I'm not too far away and also I don't speak German or French - I know I could learn one or the other but I'd rather not HAVE to.
Probably the R.o.I. since I'm not too far away and also I don't speak German or French - I know I could learn one or the other but I'd rather not HAVE to.
Minnesotan here to. My home town is separated from Canada by a river. Seeing as how similar the culture is, I'd choose Canada as well. I think I'd want to move out to Vancouver. I've heard it's pretty nice.tippy2k2 said:Well....this isn't very difficult
I'm an American (Minnesota to be precise)
Mexico: Terribly poor country with a fairly corrupt government and a drug war that is killing thousands.
Canada: Just like America except a little bit more French and has Universal Health Care
Shit, I could hope into my car and be in Canada by the end of the day if I wanted to. See you in Canada eh.
Silly Canada joke time! "So I was looking through the history book and saw that it's supposed to be called CND. However, every time someone asked how to spell it, Canadians would say C eh N eh D eh! and the name stuck!
The choice is between Norway and Finland, so I'm not sure - on one hand, Norwegian is easier to learn, but on the other a lot of Finns already know Swedish, and Finland is actually in the EU while Norway is a bunch of whale-hunting, America-sympathizing pricks.
Eh, I guess I'll risk being on the Russian border and head over to Finland.
Eh, I guess I'll risk being on the Russian border and head over to Finland.
Oh I know England has Irn Bru, it's just that it doesn't taste as good =P (or at least that was my opinion the last time I bought it when I was down England way.Gabanuka said: