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16 days ago

I've always wanted to visit France and I'm intrigued about the culture over there. The fashion looks good, buildings and architecture amazing and food looks decent. I absolutely love French films (not the errotic kind), but there's always so much heart in what they do. Definitely worth considering as a permanent residence there.
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16 days ago

I think this is my next stop. I'm not joking. England has gone backwards whilst it seems to me the US is progressing. Everything has gone out of control over here in the UK. From immigration to our economy to schools to crime. It's not the proud nation it once was. Over in the US you seem to have more people of colour in power. In the UK it's little next to none unless you come from an "affluent" background. Yep American here I come.
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16 days ago

If I could speak German, I wouldn't mind it. There's good food, and good beer. Even if you can't speak German, there are plenty of people who are more than happy to show off their English skills, so an English speaker can cope fairly well.
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16 days ago

I'll give it 2 stars because there are certainly many worse countries to live in. That being said, I've been to France on three separate occasions, and other than cheap wine, it basically just sucks. Just about everything is overpriced (other than wine). Everything is too small, whether it be cars, beds, doorways, streets, etc. If it's in France, it's mini-sized.
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16 days ago

Basically France with even higher prices, but nicer scenery.
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16 days ago

Well if nothing else, moving to certain parts of Canada would be the easiest adjustment. When I was in Winnipeg I wouldn't have even known I was outside the U.S. if it wasn't for the metric system on speed limit signs, crosswalk signs I never did figure out, movie theater tickets that were actually reasonably priced, and the random stereotypical "eh".
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16 days ago

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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16 days ago

My Grandfather didn't come here for nothing. Ireland's too cold, too wet, and way too puritanical for me.
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16 days ago

I'm sure it's beautiful,and I have friends who live there,but It's EXTREMELY hot,I barely understand Hebrew or Arabic,and it's WAY too dangerous right now.
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16 days ago

Nice place to visit......
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