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pezus said:
kitler53 said:
do you have an accent? girls over here will be lining up to go down on you if yes.

Is it only the British accent or Viking accents as well?


umm...don't know what a viking accent is specifically.  but in short, not just any accent will work.  european in general is considered "good".  other places like asia not so much.



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MessiaH said:
Rainbow Yoshi said:
One thing I learnt in Canada is that Ontario is a tourist hub for Quebecers.

What is it about the UK that makes you want to leave? I understand why people from 3rd world countries migrate to find a better life, but I am interested to find out why those from first world countries decide to make the move too. What's your reason yoshi?

Well I enjoy the culture to be honest and I just want to get out in the world, for the moment I'm currently enjoying life in the UK though.



You know... why don't you move to an Asian Country? You would always be horny, Rowan.



I don't know. The U.S. seems like a place for the young and heavily armed. Can't recommend Canada as it gets pretty damn cold for three or four months and it's almost as 'taxing' as the U.K.. The snowbirds have it right flying south for the winter. Try to manage the North American equivalent of the 'grand tour' before you decide.



Recon1O1 said:
I don't know. The U.S. seems like a place for the young and heavily armed. Can't recommend Canada as it gets pretty damn cold for three or four months and it's almost as 'taxing' as the U.K.. The snowbirds have it right flying south for the winter. Try to manage the North American equivalent of the 'grand tour' before you decide.


lolwut?

It's the USA, not Somalia.



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NintendoPie said:
You know... why don't you move to an Asian Country? You would always be horny, Rowan.


It would have to be East Asian though.



My three favorite cities to live in North America are:
1. San Francisco, CA
+Beautiful City
+Great Weather (Never any snow, doesn't get too hot, hardly any rain)
+Great Diversity of People (Race, Religion, Sexual Preference, Lifestyle)
+Great Diversity of Food types
+Hardly any pollution (Like you see in LA)
+Many people have a friendly west coast personality
+You have access to anything you would want in a big city and you are within a short drive of anything you would want in the country (like skiing, wine tasting, hiking, beaches, theme parks, theater, surfing, etc.)
-Living here is Very Expensive

2. Portland, OR
+Most people are very friendly and will go out of their way to help you
+Lots of great Micro Breweries (If you love beer this is one of the best places on Earth)
+Not too expensive to live here.
+Lots of Outdoor activities to do.
+If you love bicycling this is the city for you.
+The city is full of trees that makes the city beautiful year round and the air is always fresh.
-Rains from September to May. (This is seriously the reason I don't live in Portland, I hate rain)

3. Vancouver, BC
+Also a very friendly city
+This city is bursting with gorgeous ladies. (Seriously!)!
+Has a pretty diverse population as well.
-Also rains too much

I chose San Francisco because it gives me as close as possible a North West feeling without all of the rain and heat.



Rainbow Yoshi said:
NintendoPie said:
You know... why don't you move to an Asian Country? You would always be horny, Rowan.


It would have to be East Asian though.


You should go to your local Rotary Club and find out about their Exchange student program. It would be an awesome way to get yourself sent to East Asia for a year before you graduate from High School. They sent me to Japan when I was in High School. It was an awesome experience and they pay a lot of the expences for you. You really only have to pay for your airplane ticket and extra spending money. They cover the host family, school expences, and give you a small monthly allowance. They had 80 differant countries they sent students too when I went 14 years ago, so you may even have more choices now.

Edit: Message me if you have questions.



I Lived in Preston for 2 years, thats about 45 minutes (train ride) from Manchester, I did not enjoy the UK...AT ALL, I mean that is just me, I also have visited Toronto and I will tell you their winter might be worse than yours, I recommend NYC or Miami, great multicultural diversity, awesome party scene, The most beautiful girls (thanks to that diversity mentioned) specially in Miami, great gaming communties, and Florida's weather is truly a joy, gets a little hot, but believe me, the way girls dress down here in Summer you'll be thankful and also every other place in US i ever been, there seems to be a lot of overweight, Miami is not like that!



i've gone through all the pages of the threadt, and canada seems like a lovely place to live. would be awesome to live in Montreal in the future, i know no french though that might be a problem. i live in miami btw. good city especially if you like the beach and sun.