I've been to 17 countries. What about you guys?
How many countries have you been to?
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How many countries have you been to?
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a lot
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about 25...Comment
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You'd think, as an ex-pat, I'd have some impressive number. Nope.
USA, Canada, France, United Kingdom, various European airports. Sad.
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15 or soComment
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Korea, Japan, New Zealand, America, Canada, Australia, Taiwan, Cayman Islands (hehe), United Kingdom, France, Germany, Greece, Singapore
damn only 13.
Oh well I fucking hate traveling anyways. Glad i'm finally living somewhere good again, you have to lower your standard of living if you go through most of Europe
I'm talking about living there not visiting. Europe rocks for visiting just not my choice to live.
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Umm.. dunno, let's see now, I think I've been to Finland.
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Russia, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg, France, England, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Canada, Usa, Cayman islands... Umm that's it. I think.
24, if ya count Finland.
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Hmmm... lower standard of living in Europe? I live in Germany and also lived in the US for a while and I wouldn't say that the standard of living is lower or higher here. I guess it just depends on how you define standard of living. If you want to be surrounded by palm trees then Germany wouldn't be the right choiceOriginally posted by Sambuka
...you have to lower your standard of living if you go through most of Europe I'm talking about living there not visiting.
Take, for example, Japan. I really love Japan and I am there quite often, but I don't think I could live there eventhough the standard of living is high.Comment
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USA, Canada, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Scotland, England, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Finland, Germany, Tunisia, UAE, Singapore, Luxembourg, Indonasian Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Greece, Cyprus, AustriaComment
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Iceland is fairly impressive, not exactly a top tourist destination.Originally posted by railz
Let's see.
England, Germany, Italy, Span, Switzerland, Belguim, France, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Egypt, USA.
Not that impressive - except most of them were paid for by my stint as a journalist
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Jesus I feel like such a newb @ travelling now
I've been to my own country (Holland) and to these others:
France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Portugal, England, Switserland & Luxemburg
I've never been outside Europe.. How bad is that
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How about a bonus round. I have been to 30-35 of the US States. That's gotta count for something.
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Lemme see ... Canada, Mexico, Spain, Turkey, Portugal, and Bermuda ...
oh, yeah, and California.Comment
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mm.. haven't thought about that in a while
US, Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, Singapore, England, Italy, Greece, Tunisia. well, i'm still young.Comment
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I've been in Austria for the last 7 months and the country is really nice and the people are very warm. I think that the reason someone may say this is two fold.Originally posted by J B
Hmmm... lower standard of living in Europe? I live in Germany and also lived in the US for a while and I wouldn't say that the standard of living is lower or higher here. I guess it just depends on how you define standard of living. If you want to be surrounded by palm trees then Germany wouldn't be the right choice
1. People for the most part aren't breaking their backs trying to "make more money than you" here. Never do people ask me what do I do, as a question to guage my economic status.
2. If you travel or live in another country that you really do not speak the language I think that you miss out on the networking with people. My german is good enough to get us around the bars and something to eat, but if I had to be out with the rest of this country working I would have to start language classes while I flipped burgers in the back at MickeyD's.Comment
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There was some movement in Europe some years ago, about Iceland being THE hip place.quote: originally posted by Brown Bear
Iceland is fairly impressive, not exactly a top tourist destination.Originally posted by railz
Let's see.
England, Germany, Italy, Span, Switzerland, Belguim, France, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Egypt, USA.
Not that impressive - except most of them were paid for by my stint as a journalist
My list:
All western european countries (exception made of Iceland and Finland, but including San Marino, beat that!), Morocco, Israel, Syria, USA, Mexico, Cuba, Costa Rica, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina. Possibly going to China-Vietnam-Nepal-India next yearThis post is endorsed by CIA, KGB, MI6, the Mafia, Illuminati, Kim Jong Il, Worldwide Ninjas Association, Klingon Empire and lolcats. Don't mess around with it, just accept it and embrace the truthComment
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16 countries here. Lived in 2.
U.S. Military.
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