Both. I'd like to eventually get a small place in Greece and spend half the year here(in the US) and the other half there. Alot of my family does this(the have houses over there through inheritance.) I'd explore other European countries while over there.

Europe, Germany or Britain. Best countries in the world.

Yeah images like that are all over our Universities that have decent weather. I loved going to the UofA and just sitting on the main grassy area near the food court to eat lunch. So much beauty all year round.

Meh call me negative but I don't think there is any place on this planet I'd be truly happy at. Might as well be content where I am, near Boston and have some great small cities around here.

neither Caribbean>>>both

Both are flawed and incredibly crappy places to live if you're pessimistic enough. Frankly I'd much rather live in the U.S. because many parts of Europe look far too crowded.

Let's face it, both suck. The planet sucks. Ignorant idiots are everywhere and there isn't a single perfect leader in the world. All governments are flawed. Any nation with decent living conditions manages to rape you of your money in one way or another.

But really, I'd much rather live in the United States. We get top priority on a lot of things including TV shows, movies, and videogames. Our currency may suck but a life of crime and deceit (and I'm talking about politics/business) will net you enough income to buy a solid gold statue and piss on it.

Unless I could live in Scandinavia, I would much prefer the U.S.

Suck it.

Ohh, and the reason Europeans aren't as fat as Americans is because we've been prospering for several decades and overdosing on the high of consumerism. Wait a few decades, and your countries will be full of fat people. Enjoy!

i live in both(1 year U.S,1 year EUROPE)i preffer the us more

Having visited several European countries, USA by far. Europe is a fun place to visit with plenty of interesting places, but I by far prefer the American lifestyle and American traditions to the Europeans'.

I think if this thread also included 'Japan' as option you will see a lot of members picking up Japan.

So all of Europe (Continent) ~versus~ United States (Country)

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Maybe you should have asked would you rather live in Europe or North America...