Brisbane, Australia is good enough for me. :thumbup: If anything I'd move 100km down the highway to the Gold Coast because I love the beach.

 

 

 

If I had to choose somewhere else, I'd try Sweden, Canada, Bermuda, the Czech Republic, France, Italy or somewhere in California.

Bong, we have the same avvy >.<

 

 

 

I'd like Colorado. My grandparents live there, and it's wonderful

 

 

 

Yeah.. and only one of us can keep it.. :?

 

Unfortunatly for you I'm a mod which means that I'm going to interpret it as you trying to impersonate a member of staff = IP ban.

 

Hope you had a good time on Tip.it. Bye.

 

 

 

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Just kidding :lol: Always nice to see a Calvin & Hobbes fan. ;)

 

 

 

 

 

 

OT: If you move to Japan, expect to see this wonderful piece of machinery!

 

 

 

I'd like to travel, especially around Europe. I have relatives in England, so that shouldn't be too hard. Maybe I'd go to Japan as well, but they're weird :P

 

I dunno where I'd wanna live though :?

It'd be pretty cool to be that crazy hermit that lives out in the wilderness in a log cabin, that hunts for his own food with an antiquated rifle and accompanied only by his dog. Preferably in the Siberian or Alaskan wilderness. Of course, then comes the issue of obtaining ammunition for said antiquated rifle, actually hunting, etc.

I would love to live in New York City, it was great when I went to see Mary Poppins and Spamalot. I love New York

 

 

 

 

 

The con: It costs like 400k to live in a closet.

I'd love lo live in Italy, i always liked that country, another alternatives would be Iceland, Austria or spain. :thumbup:

Seattle, like a couple of other posters. Been there a few times, I've loved it. Cool big city, even though it'd cost a heck of a lot to live there. :|

I can't wait to visit Seattle this summer. I've only heard good things about it.

 

 

 

Except for the fact that Starbucks will DEVOUR YOUR SOUL and turn it into a new mocha flavor.

I would love to live in New Zealand. I'd build my house right in the middle of two hills and plant acres of flowers and other plants.

 

 

 

Man, the hobbits have it lucky. :D

I would love to live in New Zealand. I'd build my house right in the middle of two hills and plant acres of flowers and other plants.

 

 

 

Man, the hobbits have it lucky. :D

 

If no one could tell, I picked New Zealand 78% because of Lord of the Rings. It was filmed there, if I remember correctly, and Wellington was renamed Middle Earth for a day. Not to mention my friend lives in Dunedin, which sounds way too similar to Dunadan. ;)

 

And the landscape is beautiful, I mean, white mountains. Oh look a reference!

I can't wait to visit Seattle this summer. I've only heard good things about it.

 

 

 

Except for the fact that Starbucks with DEVOUR YOUR SOUL and turn it into a new mocha flavor.

 

Not sure how it is anymore, but last time I went a couple years ago there's literally a Starbucks on every other block downtown. Go to the Space Needle, but don't eat up in the food place at the top, stuff's way too expensive. :P

Ah! Good ol' North Dakota. Buffalo, Tommy Turtle, Salem Sue, the geographical center of North America, long highways, and a total population of 10. Yep. North Dakota has it all.

 

 

 

Kidding, but do look up Tommy Turtle and Salem Sue. Funny stuff.

 

 

 

I'd like to live in a nice suburb somewhere. Away from the grit and noise of the city, but still close enough to go there for fun.

Anywhere in Europe and as far away from My crazy-[wagon] grandma as possible. She brought a fricking chainsaw to a christmas party.

 

 

 

 

 

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I wouldn't mind Ireland or Austraila. As long as I can get high speed internet and own a big house.

To be honest, I think I'll settle back here in Texas. Probably the Panhandle, near Amarillo. Or in the Hill Country near Canadian.

 

 

 

But before that, I plan on causing hell allll around the world.

Sunshine coast about 30 minutes north from where I currently am. I love the beach... soo hopefully by April we're out of here. We'll teach Rai how to surf in no time! :D

Tokyo. I love the mix of flash technology and a hardcore old school set of values (if you go to the right places)

Japan/Canada/America.

 

 

 

I need to find me a really hot Japanese/Canadian/American guy.

 

 

 

Edit: Actually, I like New Zealand.

we're the 50th safest city in the U.S. so i wouldn't mind living here forever... :

Im in Australia at the moment, wouldn't mind moving to New Zealand

Now outside of the US, I've looked at Sweden or Finland as possible places to move to. They've fairly lax immigration laws, and I might be able to move to Sweden easily if I land a job at BAE.

 

Move to Finland and you can work in English and learn Swedish, because Finnish is such a hard language nobody can force you to work in it, if they did Nokia would be pretty much dead because they need people from other countries that know English and have skills that not enough Finnish speakers know to be affordable.

 

 

 

I've always wanted to live in Southern California or in Minnesota near The Cities. Nothing ever happens where I live now and English is the offial language there which is a major plus.

Im in Australia at the moment, wouldn't mind moving to New Zealand

 

Its funny how a lot of people from oz on tipit want to move to NZ, here (NZ) everyone thinks everyone else is moving to Australia (which isnt true) they even have a name for it, it's called the brain drain. But, oz has a really bad reputation too, people are always saying its just like a big NZ, without the scenery, Ive travelled to oz from NZ 3 times and I must say its not much of a culture clash, just bigger.

 

 

 

IN NZ we have lower living costs, but a lower minimum wage and average wage

 

 

 

However, you are never (...well rarely) more than 2 hours away from either a nice sandy beach, a heavily wooded area or a snowy mountain. Which I like.

 

 

 

Well

If I were to move in the U.S. I would either go to Brattleboro, Vermont, or Seattle, Washington. If I were to go to Canada I would go to Vancouver. But most of all I would like to move to Finland, but I would settle for Norway or Sweden. It would be a lot easier to learn those languages than Finnish.

If I could speak French fluently, I'd live in Paris. Maybe in one of the suburbs.

 

 

 

If you've ever been to Paris and seen the outskirts of the city you'd know just how impressive it actually is. Because all the buildings in Paris look uniform, the buildings there are as high as the buildings near the Champes E'lise.

We have a bunch of French exchange students, I think from the part of the nation near Spain. They say it's horrible.

 

 

 

But the south part of France is probably the only part I'd even consider living at.

When I was younger I thought of Nevada.Nice secluded,lots of space for my fort...Then I realised it was hot,a huge area would be far from convenience stores and my fort would be empty.Also,any thing within the same state as Vegas would be filled with asshats.

 

 

 

So now I'm thinking Europe.Ideally,Agincourt area.I get the four seasons,I get a historically valuable site,I get to practice my hopeless French,apparently Europeans are nice people.AND,with such presumable proximity to Finland,NIGHTWISH,KAMELOT AND DOMINGO!(And pasta)

Nice one bringing up Vegas, I had forgotten about that. Vegas would be so 8-) to live.