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nepeta
1872 Posts
 I got this feeling my own dear country, Europe in general, are going down the drain. I want to flee this decadent hive of scum and idiocy. Where to? Requirements: A civilized place, which does not wage war lightly, where not everyone and everything is in debt. Somewhere where people anspire to be something more than a consuming piece of lard watching television. Singapore perhaps?  | ||
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
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Cedstick
Canada3336 Posts
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GTR
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Manit0u
Poland17170 Posts
I don't know why would you like to leave the Old Continent though. We rule! | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
I just moved back to Singapore from Japan and although I'm singaporean, I'm not gonna lie.. I prefer living in Japan. new zealand sounds very nice though. | ||
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Piste
6162 Posts
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gillon
Sweden1578 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:34 Piste wrote: That is not Europe in general. In northern parts of scandinavia there are places where the landscape is beatiful, people are happy, towns are small and you can do something else than watch tv. This. I might just be really outdated but I'm atleast oblivous to this so called crisis or w/e. Scandinavia representing! | ||
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Gogleion
United States534 Posts
Just interesting to see that a lot of people are thinking the same thing no matter what country they live in. Also, I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Singapore. Extremely clean and modern, except they don't speak English D: | ||
Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
also was expecting SNSD. <3 gtr for run devil run link hadn't seen it in ages :O | ||
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NonFactor
Sweden698 Posts
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Solitary
Sweden23 Posts
Im kinda getting sick of the Swedish lifestyle and I dream of one day moving away. Good thing my mother is from Singapore so i can easily get a permenant residence over there. Perhaps after college i will move to Singapore. Last time I was there was 5 years ago, can any Singaporians tell me how life is over there atm? | ||
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Lexpar
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Solitary
Sweden23 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:46 Gogleion wrote: Its amusing that you bring this up. I live in America, and I know a lot of people that are getting quite sure that we're going down the drain. For example, we know people in Phoenix who are stockpiling large quantities of guns and ammo to fight the police 'when they go and implement martial law'. Also I know people in Colorado who moved up deep into the mountains and have converted mostly self-sufficient living there. Just interesting to see that a lot of people are thinking the same thing no matter what country they live in. Also, I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Singapore. Extremely clean and modern, except they don't speak English D: Oh yes they do speak english in Singapore and they have been for a very long time. English is the primary language there. My mother has an excellent understanding of the english language and she has only lived there for about 20 years (born). There are a lot of Malaysians and Chinese, Indian etc. But everyone can more or less speak english | ||
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MaknaeLove
Korea (South)7 Posts
South Korea and Japan are other countries you can consider if you got a basic command of Japanese or Korean. The culture there is phenomenal and you won't find yourself without a thing to do, but bad side is that cost of living is high as well, everything there is expensive. | ||
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nepeta
1872 Posts
 It's crowded and un-free here, and unless you're rich you can only live in densely populated, polluted stretches of concrete TTmadnessman: Japan seems rather crowded to me, and I hear the language is hard to master. Tell me something about singapore if you please Scandinavia seems good too, it's only... I'm an absolute nightmare on skis :p But perhaps that can be mended. How tough are you on immigrants these days? ^^ I'll look into it | ||
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nepeta
1872 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:46 Gogleion wrote: Its amusing that you bring this up. I live in America, and I know a lot of people that are getting quite sure that we're going down the drain. For example, we know people in Phoenix who are stockpiling large quantities of guns and ammo to fight the police 'when they go and implement martial law'. Also I know people in Colorado who moved up deep into the mountains and have converted mostly self-sufficient living there. Just interesting to see that a lot of people are thinking the same thing no matter what country they live in. Also, I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Singapore. Extremely clean and modern, except they don't speak English D: No English? What? What do they speak there then? :p Guess that goes to show what I know of the world Concerning the feeling of pessimism, I don't think armageddon is at hand, or clan wars, drug wars or race riots ot whatever, I just don't like the general mean-spiritedness, if that's a word. | ||
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nepeta
1872 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:53 Lexpar wrote: Come to Canada my friend! The climate won't surprise you, we are a peace loving nation and our economy is on the up and up. Did I mention the abundance of natural resources? Last month 90 k jobs where created in this country of 30 millions inhabitants... We didn't even feel the economic recession here. Canada sounds good too! Thank you everyone for giving me some hope | ||
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Tensai176
Canada2061 Posts
On July 14 2010 00:09 nepeta wrote: Canada sounds good too! Thank you everyone for giving me some hope Canada! If anything for the beer and the hockey atmosphere =) | ||
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