What country other than your own would you most like to live in? (Please specify your country if not the United States.)

The answers (in order recieved):

  • The Bahamas. Ya can't cheat death, but you can at least avoid taxes...

  • Mexico

  • Singapore.......it's clean, capitalist, and if you spit on the sidewalk they beat you with a bamboo cane until all the spit is knocked out of you!

  • Oooh, a tough one. Maybe Australia or Great Britain, because they speak english. (No french, like those damn canadians.) Or, perhaps Germany, it's a beautiful place. But neither of these countries are as gun friendly as the US. God Bless America.

  • Probably Australia or New Zealand, although I haven't yet been to either (something I hope to remedy in the near future). I also looove France (which I have been to, 4 times). Holland is also very groovy. And the UK has its charms.

  • Hrm...I'd like to live in England, so that I wouldn't have to learn another language.

  • Canada. Good hockey but not too far away to see American football

  • I currently live in Israel. If I had to leave Israel, then I would prefer to either live in the US or Canada.

  • I'll move to Antwerp, Belgium in february, and I think there are lots of good reasons to live there: great beer, great chocolate, great fries, friendly people, cheap housing, interesting cineastic and music scene... but probably I won't even give it that much thought, once I am there. That's at least what happend when I moved from Germany (home country) to the Netherlands and took extremely little advantage of the nice things they offer here (vla, hagelslag, and marihuana). I also spent a year in Fremont, California long time ago. Ok, ok, nice wheather, people more outgoing than in Germany ... but apart from getting there and going home it was certainly the least eventfull year in my life.

  • Somewhere in the UK Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales. The beer is SOOOOOO much better there. Or LA...that counts as another country, right? Would also consider Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Australia. Maybe Italy (re: the movie Roman Holiday). I guess I just want to go back to my Motherland(s).

  • Austrailia. I savvy the lingo, the climate is nice and the beer doesn't suck.

  • Austrailia. Due to the size and diverse enviroments. Not to mention the beaches.

  • Freedonia

  • new zealand. most beautiful place on the earth.

  • the netherlands -- i have a windmill there. kathyrn and i are going to live there and do all kinds of legal dutch things.

  • Sometimes I think, romantically, I'd like to live somewhere like Tibet, or at Macchu Pichu in Peru. But, really, I'd need more of the language and creature comforts we Americans are used to. So, sometimes, I think maybe Australia, or Scotland... but Canada is really the closest and best, because, in truth, there's no place like home. And the good old USofA is my home... so... forced to live somewhere else, I'd have to pick Canada. Maybe not too adventuresome, but there it is, 'ey, hoser?!

  • Canada. because I can.

  • Australia...just because

  • Holland

  • Switzerland. Neutrality and excellent chocolate.

  • Switzerland, specifically Geneva--what can I say, I'm neutral!

  • Hmmm... probably Australia for the beaches, warm weather, exotic animals, sexy men with Australian accents... What's not to love??

  • I think Australia would be awfully tempting. The sparseness. The geography. The dreadfully fatal fauna -- OK, maybe not....

  • Mexico. Cuz I can sneak myself back into the US real easy if I dont like it.

  • Greece, they just had a five bedroom villa on sale for $52,000 us dollars. Currently living in the San Francisco Bay Area, I have no hope of finding a five bedroom place for less than $520,000.

  • Holland, Germany, Canada maybe... I love my country, but I'm scared to death of it's government, I want outta the Good ol' Goin' straight down the drain U.S. of A.

  • England. It's rainy there (I like rain), and the accents are totally sexy.

    My answer:

    If language was not an issue, probably Austria. I love the mountains, the food, the football and the women. But my ability to speak anything other than English being what it is, probably Canada. Good hockey, some baseball and clean air all appeal to me.
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