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if you got money and are American then head to Cuba, they'll treat you like royalty , Chicks,beaches,Cuban Coffee and Cuban Cigars...what else do you need?
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And, oh yeah, Belgium smells odd.
Can't be worse then Jersey
Before I moved out of Jersey I used to think it was natural to smell rotten egg smell 24 hours a day
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Of course, I'm kidding. I actually think Belgium is very underrated place to visit. Aside from some really great beer, you can experience several different cultures there. AND the people were great. They kept me out so late, I didn't see the sun for the first weekend I was there!
And Thomas, you are actually quite correct. The beer is just plain amazing! And I was never a big fan of chocolate until I had Belgian chocolate. I really did learn what iots supposed to taste like!
Did I mention the beer?Last edited by Wee67; Oct 27, '09, 4:41 PM.Leave a comment:
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That's because you guys don't know what real beer and real chocolate smell like
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I'm bein' a smart-butt! Every country I've been fortunate enough to visit has had great things and weak things. I will say that the more I travel, the more I appreciate the luck of having been born in the U.S. It really is a pretty awesome country.
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I've only been to about 30 diferent countries and there are definitely 3 countries that are better than all the rest. There are two that are just plain worthless.Leave a comment:
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I don't believe in good or bad countries.
Only good or bad individual people....Leave a comment:
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I've traveled all over Europe and I've been to Canada, every country has good qualities and bad and from all the countries I've been to I couldn't say which one is the best. This list is way too subjective if you ask me so I wouldn't spend too much attention to itLeave a comment:
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If I ever decided to move out of the US, it would have to be either Australia or New Zealand. I have a "Land Crush" on both of them. Plus I know there are a few Mego people down there including the winner of the 2009 Epitome of Coolness Award, David O'Dowd.
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I'm very used to living here and don't travel much but I can see Norway being a good place to visit ( and Sweden) as well as Canada. Of course being a huge a-ha fan Norway intrigues me! But I'm used to living here and would not want to move anywhere else! I'm not surprised that Norway ranks so high however! Any Norwegians on this board?Leave a comment:
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Now how can Iceland be rated one of the best countries to live in when a Big Mac costs almost $7?
http://http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Iceland-says-goodbye-to-the-apf-2609404079.html?x=0&.v=6Leave a comment:
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Iceland is green and Greenland is icey.
Plenty of snow in Oz too, we've actually had a few Winter Olympic gold medalists if you can believe that. Heat is just as varied, it can get below zero in Victoria and Tasmania, but over 50 in Western Australia. That's celsius of course.
It would be cool to be closer to Europe or North America, but we'll take New Zealand as a consolation prize
Indonesia is only a couple of hours away too, 150 million folks there and I've yet to meet an Indonesian I haven't liked, great people.
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