New Zealand. It's Australian but smaller (and they speak funny).Ty wrote:
Australia. It's New Zealand but better - in most things.
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Nah, Canada is a good place to live in actually, Girls are hot...at least in Quebec i know they are, currencie is NOT that bad, its def not the strongest but dont really matter if you dont travel and such...Tax, meh, 14% i dont know what they are in the US but im sure its not bad.JakAttaK wrote:
Shiiit. Is it really that bad? Hmm =/ebug9 wrote:
Be prepared to be taxed to death and use a currency that isn't worth anything in other countries.JakAttaK wrote:
Canada. I love how it looks, apparently the music scene is really up and coming, and I also heard the girls in Montreal are fit as fuck. Hoping to move there at some point in the future
Do you know anything about the music scene there?
And are the girls hawt or nawt?
Tut,.. tut,.. English with an Irish accent is NOT Irish languagehawaythelads wrote:
Ireland- Language(Love the Irish accent), Drinking, culture. Would love to visit the Guinness brewery.
yeah here where I am is nice, though Germany is very nice and cleanWar Man wrote:
I like where I'm at already, may not be perfect but it is good enough for me.
To all who said Australia, they should consider the dangers present here. There aren't many drop bears around the cities or major urban centres down south but up here in the NT I have to at least carry a knife or a large bat at all times to fend off any snakes, drop bears, feral jack kangaroos, magpies (dangerous fuckers tbh), bugs, crocodiles, spiders, taswegian tigers, Tasmanians, angry Germans (more dangerous than those fucking magpies) and the most feared beasts in all northern Australia.... THE GREY NOMADS. The local truckers are known to carry pistols or sawed-off shotguns to deal with Nomad attacks.AussieReaper wrote:
Australia has a lot of advantages, but those drop bears can be quite dangerous.
Not to mention the bogans in the northern suburbs of Adelaide...Flecco wrote:
To all who said Australia, they should consider the dangers present here. There aren't many drop bears around the cities or major urban centres down south but up here in the NT I have to at least carry a knife or a large bat at all times to fend off any snakes, drop bears, feral jack kangaroos, magpies (dangerous fuckers tbh), bugs, crocodiles, spiders, taswegian tigers, Tasmanians, angry Germans (more dangerous than those fucking magpies) and the most feared beasts in all northern Australia.... THE GREY NOMADS. The local truckers are known to carry pistols or sawed-off shotguns to deal with Nomad attacks.AussieReaper wrote:
Australia has a lot of advantages, but those drop bears can be quite dangerous.
Prefered weapon for most of these threats is a large shotgun, preferably a riot shotgun but a semi-automatic or pump-action will do. If you can't get one of those any assault rifles, sub-machine guns or pistols are good substitutes, larger calibres are preferred for use against crocadiles, spiders, Tasmanians and Grey Nomads. If none of those are avaliable you should at least carry any standard kitchen knife or large plank/cricket bat/spade/pipe. For concealed and publicly acceptable protection I recommend a bowie knife/Gurkha knife/pistol/smg/sawed-off 12 guage double barreled shotgun.
Btw, while people in the cities aren't exposed to many of the above listed threats, they have to deal with things like the gay Madi Gras and one of the most dangerous spiders on the planet.
Ah yes, bogans and yuppies in the suburbs are both dangers. Especially yuppies. This is the grey nomad's younger form, not as dangerous but if you aren't careful around the roving herds of faux-4WD vehicles they drive you can suffer serious injury.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
Not to mention the bogans in the northern suburbs of Adelaide...Flecco wrote:
To all who said Australia, they should consider the dangers present here. There aren't many drop bears around the cities or major urban centres down south but up here in the NT I have to at least carry a knife or a large bat at all times to fend off any snakes, drop bears, feral jack kangaroos, magpies (dangerous fuckers tbh), bugs, crocodiles, spiders, taswegian tigers, Tasmanians, angry Germans (more dangerous than those fucking magpies) and the most feared beasts in all northern Australia.... THE GREY NOMADS. The local truckers are known to carry pistols or sawed-off shotguns to deal with Nomad attacks.AussieReaper wrote:
Australia has a lot of advantages, but those drop bears can be quite dangerous.
Prefered weapon for most of these threats is a large shotgun, preferably a riot shotgun but a semi-automatic or pump-action will do. If you can't get one of those any assault rifles, sub-machine guns or pistols are good substitutes, larger calibres are preferred for use against crocadiles, spiders, Tasmanians and Grey Nomads. If none of those are avaliable you should at least carry any standard kitchen knife or large plank/cricket bat/spade/pipe. For concealed and publicly acceptable protection I recommend a bowie knife/Gurkha knife/pistol/smg/sawed-off 12 guage double barreled shotgun.
Btw, while people in the cities aren't exposed to many of the above listed threats, they have to deal with things like the gay Madi Gras and one of the most dangerous spiders on the planet.
Of course, the dreaded Toorak tractors. Too many have fallen under the tread of a Mum rushing the children to piano lessons...we need to have a memorial day to those lost in circumstances of unthinkable shame.Flecco wrote:
Ah yes, bogans and yuppies in the suburbs are both dangers. Especially yuppies. This is the grey nomad's younger form, not as dangerous but if you aren't careful around the roving herds of faux-4WD vehicles they drive you can suffer serious injury.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
Not to mention the bogans in the northern suburbs of Adelaide...Flecco wrote:
To all who said Australia, they should consider the dangers present here. There aren't many drop bears around the cities or major urban centres down south but up here in the NT I have to at least carry a knife or a large bat at all times to fend off any snakes, drop bears, feral jack kangaroos, magpies (dangerous fuckers tbh), bugs, crocodiles, spiders, taswegian tigers, Tasmanians, angry Germans (more dangerous than those fucking magpies) and the most feared beasts in all northern Australia.... THE GREY NOMADS. The local truckers are known to carry pistols or sawed-off shotguns to deal with Nomad attacks.
Prefered weapon for most of these threats is a large shotgun, preferably a riot shotgun but a semi-automatic or pump-action will do. If you can't get one of those any assault rifles, sub-machine guns or pistols are good substitutes, larger calibres are preferred for use against crocadiles, spiders, Tasmanians and Grey Nomads. If none of those are avaliable you should at least carry any standard kitchen knife or large plank/cricket bat/spade/pipe. For concealed and publicly acceptable protection I recommend a bowie knife/Gurkha knife/pistol/smg/sawed-off 12 guage double barreled shotgun.
Btw, while people in the cities aren't exposed to many of the above listed threats, they have to deal with things like the gay Madi Gras and one of the most dangerous spiders on the planet.
"Hangi", and they're awesome.KuSTaV wrote:
- New Zealand. Just like home, but smaller and a higher concentration of people saying 'bro' a lot. Where I live now, at the rugby club I used to go to, about 3-4 out of every 5 people would be an islander or Maori. Good fun (until they attempt to cook a hungie).
Ah dangit, better add them to the list then.Ty wrote:
"Hangi", and they're awesome.KuSTaV wrote:
- New Zealand. Just like home, but smaller and a higher concentration of people saying 'bro' a lot. Where I live now, at the rugby club I used to go to, about 3-4 out of every 5 people would be an islander or Maori. Good fun (until they attempt to cook a hungie).
Flecco, with that informative post you've probably just attracted every American who ever defended their right to bear assault weapons.
Why? Us Territorians are stretched thin as it is. We could use a few more people to man the corrugated iron ramparts against invaders from the south.Little BaBy JESUS wrote:
Ah dangit, better add them to the list then.Ty wrote:
"Hangi", and they're awesome.KuSTaV wrote:
- New Zealand. Just like home, but smaller and a higher concentration of people saying 'bro' a lot. Where I live now, at the rugby club I used to go to, about 3-4 out of every 5 people would be an islander or Maori. Good fun (until they attempt to cook a hungie).
Flecco, with that informative post you've probably just attracted every American who ever defended their right to bear assault weapons.
Well damn... didn't expect thatTy wrote:
Australia. It's New Zealand but better - in most things.
No really, Australia and NZ are the last places I would live at. Come on, it has every freakin kind of guns banned. You can't even own airsoft, not speaking about real guns..Sup wrote:
where would it be and why
I always wanted to go and live in Australia. Love the diversity -beaches, deserts, animals, nice people as well.
One day I would ride the waves, the next I would play frisby with kenguroos, hunt Aussie virgins...
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I go shooting every so often...Longbow wrote:
No really, Australia and NZ are the last places I would live at. Come on, it has every freakin kind of guns banned. You can't even own airsoft, not speaking about real guns..Sup wrote:
where would it be and why
I always wanted to go and live in Australia. Love the diversity -beaches, deserts, animals, nice people as well.
One day I would ride the waves, the next I would play frisby with kenguroos, hunt Aussie virgins...
I personally would prefer either Canada or Sweden - enjoy the cold climate.