You must move to a country that borders your own, forever - which do you pick?
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I suppose New Zealand is the only logical option. I'd be forced to learn new language(s) in all the other countries and I don't think their standard of living is quite what I'm used to.
But then again I'd have to tolerate an extreme amount of (friendly) insults and banter from Australia's Sheep Loving little brother.
But then again France could be nice...yes Australia technically borders France. Much in the same way Canada does. New Caledonia is a territory of France is off the East coast of Australia.
But then again I'd have to tolerate an extreme amount of (friendly) insults and banter from Australia's Sheep Loving little brother.
But then again France could be nice...yes Australia technically borders France. Much in the same way Canada does. New Caledonia is a territory of France is off the East coast of Australia.
As a New Zealander...Australia I guess even if it means I have to associate with all those filthily convicts ;P.
I wouldn't want to live on an very small island like Fiji. Especially if I'm going to be stuck there my whole life and Australia doesn't seem that different from New Zealand anyway.
I wouldn't want to live on an very small island like Fiji. Especially if I'm going to be stuck there my whole life and Australia doesn't seem that different from New Zealand anyway.
Probably back to the Motherland, Wales. Somewhere by the coast.
Never been to Scotland or Ireland so I'll stick to what I know.
Also, this thread really has brought out the racist dick in a lot of people...
Never been to Scotland or Ireland so I'll stick to what I know.
Also, this thread really has brought out the racist dick in a lot of people...
Scotland. The weather may be utterly abysmal but I think I could get them to stop eating fried chocolate bars and be hailed a hero. And its better than Wales.
In Canada so... England? Can I go to England?
It'd be easy for me too, I've dual citizenship. Plus, I've always wanted to live in Manchester.
It'd be easy for me too, I've dual citizenship. Plus, I've always wanted to live in Manchester.
Have you ever had a deep-fried Mars bar? They're delicious. And agreed about the Wales thing, it's a bit of a mess.Christopher N said:
I'd go from my current location in Denmark to either Sweden, norway or germany.
Norway is north of the wall and i'm not too fond of snow or white walkers..
Sweeden is by far closest, beeing just around a 30 minnute drive from copenhagen, where nearly everyone i know lives. So even if i couldn't leave, people i know could visit me.
Yet germany has a much larger film and games industry, which would mean more job oppertunities, when i graduate as a 3d CG artist this summer...
Guess i'll go for germany
Possibly a lot more possible options, is i'm allowed to count the pharoe islands, bornholm (small island on the other side of sweeden) and greenlands borders as well, i could move to, britain, usa, canada, finland, some of the baltic countries (can't be bothered to meassure which are closest, and possibly Russia. But i'll keep it simple and exclude those places.
Hints to canadians, you border greenland, which is part of denmark, come chill with us, we are after all as south park puts it, the canadians of europe.
Norway is north of the wall and i'm not too fond of snow or white walkers..
Sweeden is by far closest, beeing just around a 30 minnute drive from copenhagen, where nearly everyone i know lives. So even if i couldn't leave, people i know could visit me.
Yet germany has a much larger film and games industry, which would mean more job oppertunities, when i graduate as a 3d CG artist this summer...
Guess i'll go for germany
Possibly a lot more possible options, is i'm allowed to count the pharoe islands, bornholm (small island on the other side of sweeden) and greenlands borders as well, i could move to, britain, usa, canada, finland, some of the baltic countries (can't be bothered to meassure which are closest, and possibly Russia. But i'll keep it simple and exclude those places.
Hints to canadians, you border greenland, which is part of denmark, come chill with us, we are after all as south park puts it, the canadians of europe.
Belgium or Germany... Well, I'll pick Belgium, because I have some family there (including an uncle who is just about the nicest person in the world) and at least I can understand some of the people.
Plus, better beer. ^^
Plus, better beer. ^^
I live in the United States, I'll think outside the box.
Russia, taxes are less there. Much less. Can't critique the government there. Or I go to jail.
I could always move to our friendly neighbor to the south, Canada. However if I offend someone I could go to jail.
I could always go to Mexico, pay bribes to continue to live there, then run out of money where they extort money out of my family, meanwhile, I am in jail.
I'm fairly certain that the US has territory that shares a border with Japan, however more certain is that Taiwan is under the jurisdiction of a Federal Court. So I could move there.
Russia, taxes are less there. Much less. Can't critique the government there. Or I go to jail.
I could always move to our friendly neighbor to the south, Canada. However if I offend someone I could go to jail.
I could always go to Mexico, pay bribes to continue to live there, then run out of money where they extort money out of my family, meanwhile, I am in jail.
I'm fairly certain that the US has territory that shares a border with Japan, however more certain is that Taiwan is under the jurisdiction of a Federal Court. So I could move there.
Don't even need the island, we've got a spit of land IN France. Vimmy Memorial in France is technically Canadian soil. So Canada borders France in two places on near opposite sides of the earth. France is my personal choice for exil, mostly because I am close to fluent in the language.Warped_Ghost said:
US citizen and I would go with Mexico. Better food, better weather and the violence is avoidable if you live in a nice area.