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I would end up in a place that was mostly beautiful, clean air, peaceful and the people could speak English
Sounds like Koh Samui, Thailand.
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Last: 9 yr ago by IIIHorn
Sounds like Koh Samui, Thailand.
I have been to Thailand. Lots of fun to visit but no chance in hell I would ever live there
UK or Germany
Europe would be awesome. I need to find a way to live there. I currently don't live in the USA as living in the USA sucks ass. Asking what you would do for work is such an American thing to ask (americans define themselves by their work.)
Ultimately I would love to live somewhere that my money goes a lot farther...like bulgaria, thailand or vietnam.
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Ultimately I would love to live somewhere that my money goes a lot farther...like bulgaria, thailand or vietnam.
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I'd move back to the little town in Germany I grew up in. Cork, Ireland and the Alpine foothills of Italy would be a close second.
Australia... they have hot women.
Hearne
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Europe would be awesome. I need to find a way to live there. I currently don't live in the USA as living in the USA sucks ass. Asking what you would do for work is such an American thing to ask (americans define themselves by their work.)
Ultimately I would love to live somewhere that my money goes a lot farther...like bulgaria, thailand or vietnam.
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I like where your head is at. When people ask what I do I tell them stuff like ride my bicycle or drink beer.
I'll be spending the next 20 years convincing my wife to retire in Vietnam since she's fluent in the lingo. I guess I gotta get her there first.
Australia, England, or Scotland. (I think.) Although I could do Argentina or Spain.
Typisch Amerikaner
Somewhere on a warm and sunny beach, with lots of rum and scantily clad tanned women to do my bidding.
Oh and somewhere with a no extradition treaty so when I do lose it, I am good.
Oh and somewhere with a no extradition treaty so when I do lose it, I am good.
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Europe would be awesome. I need to find a way to live there. I currently don't live in the USA as living in the USA sucks ass. Asking what you would do for work is such an American thing to ask (americans define themselves by their work.)
Ultimately I would love to live somewhere that my money goes a lot farther...like bulgaria, thailand or vietnam.
[This message has been edited by TheMasterplan (edited 8/22/2014 5:35a).]
I like where your head is at. When people ask what I do I tell them stuff like ride my bicycle or drink beer.
I'll be spending the next 20 years convincing my wife to retire in Vietnam since she's fluent in the lingo. I guess I gotta get her there first.
Sounds glamorous... But where do you get the money for beer, food, shelter? What happens if you get sick? Are you hoping to live as a homeless person overseas?
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Somewhere on a warm and sunny beach, with lots of rum and scantily clad tanned women to do my bidding.
Oh and somewhere with a no extradition treaty so when I do lose it, I am good.
Need a wing man?
Mountains of Canada
Build a cabin literally hundreds of miles away from the nearest neighbor.
Build a cabin literally hundreds of miles away from the nearest neighbor.
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Somewhere on a warm and sunny beach, with lots of rum and scantily clad tanned women to do my bidding.
Oh and somewhere with a no extradition treaty so when I do lose it, I am good.
Need a wing man?
Sure. I always could use a lackey with a strong back and weak mind
Some island country like the Bahamas, Caymans, or Turks & Caicos. You could make a good living there just by being smart and showing up on time to work.
If it weren't for the food, I'd love to live in a rural part of Southern Africa. The big cities like Johannesburg are pretty hairy, but the rest is relatively safe, inexpensive, and beautiful. I'd look at Botswana or the Limpopo province.
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Thailand
This
New Zealand or Holland
Some place with world class fishing. I'd move most anywhere for work though.
Argentina
Mexico should be empty soon. I might go there.
quote:Scotland!!!
SCOTLAND, Preferably the Highlands, Inverness would be ideal.
Deutschland
quote:quote:to varying degrees. Germany is not the easiest place to get along on English in my relatively brief experiences.
Almost every European country speaks English as a 2nd language
In my experience it was by far the easiest. besides, I want to learn German anyway
Thailand. $15 to $20 hookers. Healthcare is great and cheap. It's paradise for westerners. Live in maid that cooks and cleans for $5 a day. Everyone is so nice to you.
Canada, since I've already got citizenship. Then Costa Rica.
I have quite a few friends in austrailia, Germany, and Scotland; so probably one of those.
Deutschland. Women, engineering, soccer, women, food, women, culture, autobahn and women.
Iceland
Denmark
New Zealand, Argentina, or the Limpopo Province like Esteban said.
I voted with my feet 7 years ago and moved to Australia.
Sydney is ridiculously expensive but I still like it.
I grew up in Saudi Arabia and liked that pretty well. Would definitely consider going back.
Right now, the best place to move is probably - Puerto Rico. Not a different country than the USA but they do have a different tax code.
Sydney is ridiculously expensive but I still like it.
I grew up in Saudi Arabia and liked that pretty well. Would definitely consider going back.
Right now, the best place to move is probably - Puerto Rico. Not a different country than the USA but they do have a different tax code.
Would move back to Heidelberg
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