Truth or Consequences, New Mexico (where, if you don't tell the T, you face the C ).
If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
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Dec 19, 2021
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#83
Xddd well sussy that's his nickname and he calls me sussy too it's noice it suits him
Dec 19, 2021
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#84
wally1746 wrote:
Before I start, I think it's important to note that I have British and Canadian citizenship.
When I was young I dreamed about moving to Norway or Denmark, but I've since realized that my chances of living in Scandinavia are low. And to make it worse, thanks to Brexit, my British rights to move to virtually any country in Europe have been taken away from me, which in my opinion is very unfortunate and one of the major reasons I never supported the deal in the first place. I still think that if I could live anywhere, I would choose Norway for it's beauty, language, culture, peace, and politics.
I've also always wanted to live in New Zealand. It seems like such a peaceful place with kind people and beautiful views, away from all the chaos up here. My father is Kiwi, but New Zealand doesn't have birthright citizenship so moving there would be very challenging. Plus, the rest of my family lives in Canada and England (apart my brother, who lives right below the border in Washington State, and my aunt and uncle, who live in Scotland). Maybe when I'm older I can look into retiring to Norway, but for now I'm quite happy where I am.
Damnnn
Dec 19, 2021
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#86
Gomer_Pyle wrote:
chessforumposter_999 wrote:
I would like to live in New York.
I live in New York. It looks like this.
Oo woww it's pretty just as I thought T-T
Mars =)
Dec 19, 2021
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#96
There's a reason noone lives here.
Disappointment Island, New Zealand.
Something like a log cabin or a Victorian house.
South Korea
That's beautiful!