1) Do you have a passport?
2) What countries have you visited?
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
5) Would you like to travel more?
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
August 30, 2008
HousingPANIC Stupid Question of the Day - Travel Edition
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Passport:yes ... and I've taken vacations outside the States . If I could live anywhere it would be in a country that isn't under the intense Zionist influence we have shoved down our gullets here ... believe it or not I'd love to live in the Middle East .... Lebanon in particular would be my top choice followed by Dubai.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes.
2) What countries have you visited?
Costa Rica.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
United States.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Nope...relationships do though. When Helen Keller was asked if she could choose blindness or deafness she chose blindness. blindness just takes you away from things she said, while deafness takes you away from people.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Not really.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Don't really have one.
Passport? Yes, I lived in other countries for 11 years. I would most definitely like to travel more. I do not feel that I have been to enough countries to know what is my favorite city. Although, I used to like Hong Kong (before China's pollution made it nasty). London is great and so is Copenhagen. I also like Chicago.
Passport, yes.
What countires visited. France, Dominican Republic, Aruba, Mexico, lived 1 year in Quebec. Here's a tip, visit Quebec City. Great food, the language is French. It's like being in a small French town. Fantastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_City
If money were no object, in which country would you like to live? Might need to just keep moving in that case.
Do you feel travel enriches your life? sure.
5) Would you like to travel more?
definately.
6) What is your favorite city in the world? Gotta go back to the Quebec thing. Liked it better than Paris.
Jersey Girl
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes. Just got one again after 15 years as a stay-at-home mom.
2) What countries have you visited?
Netherlands, England, Ireland, Spain, Mexico, Canada, Belgium, Belize, Honduras.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Ireland.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes, but there's also just as much happiness in your own backyard.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Would be nice.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
London/Boston
Yes on the passport. I have lived in Canada, Seoul, Singapore, Istanbul and Paris (and now Miami). Visited Japan, China, HKSAR, Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Turkey, Greece, Germany, Italy, the UK and Taiwan.
If money were not object, I'd probably live in Singapore.
Travel make me a better man.
I'd like to travel much more.
Fav city is either Osaka or Seoul. Probably Seoul.
1) Yes
2) All of east Asia (except for if-fy places like Cambodia, Laos, and Burma), Brazil, Argentina, England, Holland, Australia, NZ, and of course, Canada, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic.
3) Australia or New Zealand
4) Yes, absolutely, it really sharpens the mind and dispels this sort of insularity of a treadmill of a scheduled life in one's hometown/city. Also, American women are no fun; none of these seminars on eastern meditation/yoga have changed the overall manipulative, mean-spirited attitudes of these "seven sister school" type of professional women that you see these days in NY, DC, Boston, etc.
5) Provided I was a millionaire, yes. It's too expensive for a regular working person to be living it up on the road. It's important to be free to spend the cash and not always be on a budget because otherwise, one tends to be a burden on people they meet. I don't believe in couch surfing nor expecting friends to always be there, people are busy around the globe.
6) Amsterdam a/o Montreal for living life to its fullest but to prevent any type of pseudo-homesickness, Sydney would do the *Anglo-American* trick. And I'd never want to leave there for any American city. Montreal is convenient, for the obvious distance factor, but you're not really a resident there until you're fluent in Quebecois French.
All I can say is that this is complete
horseshit
In the good parts of LA, NY and Hawaii
Hotel rooms are 1000 a day
Rents are 3000 a month
who the fuck can afford that ?
not to mention pebble beach in the middle of tim buck fucking two
32 MM for a mansion
are you fucking kidding me ?????
THIS MARKET NEEDS TO CRASH FAST AND HARD RIGHT NOW
and that is on the low end
on the high end try
7000 a day for a hotel suite
the same suite went for 700 a day 9 years ago
un fucking believable
and now there are a million billionaires in the world
WTF ?
1) yes
2) Antigua, Anguilla, Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, US (over 30 states), Canada, UK (Scotland/Ireland/Gibraltar/England), France, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Macau, Costa Rica (Home)
3) Very very curious about Australia but can't say 'live there' until I spend a lot of time there of course
4) Of course
5) Yes but probably won't, trying to save as much as possible
6) Hong Kong was very nice, London full of stuff to do (but if I lived there I would be very busy merely trying to come up with enough money to pay those outrageous prices)
1) Do you have a passport? - Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
England, France, Netherlands, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Jamaica.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Maybe Australia, but I'm very happy here in America.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Absolutely.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Absolutely.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
It's hard to say. Sydney, NYC and LA are certainly at the top of the list.
>Hotel rooms are 1000 a day
>Rents are 3000 a month
>who the fuck can afford that ?
I'm with you brother. Sometimes (hell, all the time) it seems to me like people must be printing money in their basements. But I think I do know who's bidding up the price of hotel rooms LA and NY.
It's the fucking corporations. They give perks to consequential employees rather than larger paychecks, because they don't want them to actually gain financial freedom, but at the same time remain content.
The rents, yeah that miffs me too.
Yes I have a passport. I have visited Mexico, Jamaica and British Honduras. I would like to live in France or Great Britain. Absolutely travel enriches my life. (How can it not when you get outside of yourself and see other people and cultures.) I have one regret and that is I haven't traveled as much as I had liked outside of the U.S. The current economy has been the number one reason why. My favorite city would be Paris. Even though I haven't been there sometimes I read about it and dream of how amazing it must be. Hope to turn that dream into a reality sometime soon.
Don't use 'travel is too expensive' as an excuse not to travel
For the sheeple, on tour packages, paying rack rates at hotels, eating at tourist restaurants, doing things the rest of the tourists do, it is.
Find a better way.
There is a better way.
And like almost everything else in life, don't follow the crowd. Don't be a sheeple.
Be free.
What is up with american women? They sure seem pissed off at the world.
Yes, I have a passport.
England, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Greece, South Africa, Namibia, Switzerland, Aruba, Canada.
Italy
Travel absolutely enriches your live.
Yes
Favorite city, Favorite city...Must be New York because I lived there for 20 years, but I really love Paris. But, I think my favorite place is a small town called Warwick, New York (in Orange County).
BONUS...I really want to go to Yorkshire after re-reading all the James Herriott books.
I really enjoyed that video...I need to get out there!!!
Love the video. . .really captures my spirit too. . .my "home ports" - San Diego/Zurich - home - world. . .I only wish I knew then what I know now or I would have been on the road at 18 rather than waiting till 35 to start traveling and living abroad. . .I truely envy the younger generation who are living and working all over the world . . .I have a friend staying this weekend who is just as much at home in Dubai or Mexico City as in Boulder Co (his home). My friends in Zurich work all over Europe, and Asia - all they need is a phone and laptop, and they are in business. . . a great time to be mobile.
My favorite city?? Hard to say - I still like London a lot - Paris has great food, and I have a soft spot for NYC because I went to grad school there and still have friends. . .
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
South Korea (lived 3 1/2 years), North Korea (at Panmunjom on DMZ), Japan, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Mexico
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
South Korea, near wife's family
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes, but traveling itself makes me nauseous.
5) Would you like to travel more?
I'd like to be in more places, but the travel itself.... yeah.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
I really like Songtan (Pyongtaek) Korea. I think Seoul would be cool to live in, except maybe for the smog. Ulsan is also cool.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
Mexico, France, Greece
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
The U.S., but I'd like to spend more time in France.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes
5) Would you like to travel more?
Not really; I travel for 6+ weeks every year and that's enough.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Paris.
"Don't use 'travel is too expensive' as an excuse not to travel"
Keith, it's true but not for the reasons others have stated. I mean no one has to stay at a five star hotel in Sydney CBD to have a good time in Oz. Nowadays, as oppose to let's say 6-7 years ago, taking a contigious 2.5 weeks off to see HK, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore could cost me my job. Employers expect at most, one week holidays and the rest of the time, even if you'd accured a month, four day weekends. Our standard of living has really gone downhill.
"What is up with american women? They sure seem pissed off at the world."
It's true.
In particular, they're upset at men because on on hand, they browbeat them but then once the dude is completely pussywhipped (see "Greg/Dharma" or "Everyone Loves Raymond"), they don't find him attractive anymore and then they spend a lot of time in yoga/meditation, Tai Chi, and wiccan (a.k.a. witchcraft) classes complaining about men and screwing around with some hi-roller Rapper or H-fund trader who doesn't care about women himself (see Annette Benning's persona in "American Beauty").
All and all, if an American guy hadn't found the right girl by the end of high school, it's pretty much over in the urban/suburban USA. There are no date-able college-educated women after the age of 25. And even if there were, the ratio is ~10 compatible, decent men to that one perfect (using that term loosely) woman.
Afterwards, once he's experienced that big divorce in his early thirties, if he wants to maintain his sanity, he'll be pen pal-ing with east Asian (this excludes the Middle East a/o India, since those ladies also have weird hangups) or Brazilian women for the rest of his life. Hopefully, he'll be prudent if he decides to settle down again but with these women, his chances for happiness is a lot higher.
Keith, I think you need to write a travel book about doing it "a better way". It's obvious you know what you're talking about.
After all the excitment of Obama winning in November dies down, please do us a favor and write that book. I will be the first one in line at your book-signing at Borders.
What is up with american women? They sure seem pissed off at the world.
Average Americans both men and women in general are pissed of at the world. Americans standard of living has gone down as the rest of the worlds has gone up.
Women have been screwed even more than men due to the vast majority of them believing that debt=wealth and house prices only go up. Also, very few of the beneficiaries in Bush's screwed up economy such as stock brokers, corporate executives, Military contractors, etc are women.
Anywhere there are no terrorists.
Here's why both Obama and McCain are a scam:
Democrats endorse the “Global War on Terrorism”
Seriously, does anybody that has spent a minute thinking about the idea of a "global war on terror" think it makes any sense - except as a reason to give carte blanche to the military industrial complex to justify massive defense spending and as a veil for US imperialism and global dominance?
1) Passport = yes
2) countries visited = Grand Cayman, Mexico, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Great Britain, Switzerland, Hong Kong
3) where to live = New Zeland (better currency when dollar crashes)
4) yes
5) doesn't matter to me
6) Sydney, Berne, Geneva, Maui, Kona, Kauai, Santa Fe, Sedona, Stonehenge, drugs, sex & rock 'n roll
1. Yes
2. Greece, Ireland, England, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Canada
3. US half the year; Greece the other half.
4. Yes
5. Yes
6. I have 2: Nafplion, Greece and Manhattan
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
Australia, Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Greece, Iran, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, United States
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
No idea.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Yes.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Paris.
1) Do you have a passport?
No, If I did I would have to travel to garden spots like Iraq and Afghanistan, I have one half of that t-shirt already don't need the other - No thanks.
2) What countries have you visited?
Mostly from my time in Uncle Sugars Canoe Club. Canada, Mexico, Germany, France, Bahrain, UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, PI, Guam, South Korea and Sri Lanka.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live? Non-English speaking, probably Germany, English speaking, Right here in US if that wasn't an option then Canada, Australia maybe New Zealand.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
I agree with previous poster, people and relationships enrich life, but by traveling you get to meet many more people that could enrich your life. It gives one a sense to see people and places for what they are minus the MSM spin. I think more people should get out just to broaden their mind a bit. I just love listening to someone that has never been farther than 25 miles from their birthplace spouting of about things they only know from the MSM. Sad.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Not really, never really liked airlines, like them even less since 9/11. I like being other places I hate getting there by airline.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
I tend to shy away from Cities, smaller hamlets/villages quieter more intimate peaceful settings. Cities have a way of homogenizing people. Cities generally suck. :)
palin said...
What is up with american women? They sure seem pissed off at the world.
Credit cards are maxed.
JaneZ
Passport No
I will my husband has dual citizenship with France, so I need to get myself and chilren a french and American passport.
If I could live anywhere it would possibly be Ireland or England.
My sisters live in England and LOVE EVERY DAMN MINUTE OF IT.
One sister is married to my best friend who is from England..
Her family make around the same money as we do but travel, own a home outright, have health care (In fantastic health) Children will be going to college. They love their 5 weeks paid holidays..They live much better than we do.
My sister said she has many different friends in England from all parts of the world. I was shock to hear that she said some of the nicest were middle Eastern...
Travel does enrich your life.
God made this earth and all in it. Its funny when someone lives in a bubble, its all about me, me and more me.
My favorite city that I have lived in hands down Manhatten.
Excuse my mis-spelling but this mom from NJ is going through Chemo-therapy for breast Cancer.
My make a wish is to Barack Obama President this November!!!
I have suffered and lived through the crisis of Health Insurance.
I have it and it is disgraceful money scam in America.
Shame on all of us!!!
Passport: Yes
What countries have you visited: 52 on 5 continents (not Australia yet)
If money were no object, where would you like to live?
Carribean
Do you feel travel enriches you life?
More than any other thing.
Would you like to travel more?
Yes
What is your favorite city in the world?
Probably Paris
I go to Bangkok Thailand every year and have a blast. I would love to live there when I retire, and plan to. Its more modern than the US and the service is far better.
Keith, it's true but not for the reasons others have stated. I mean no one has to stay at a five star hotel in Sydney CBD to have a good time in Oz.
Obviously, the nut-job who wrote that doesn't know my wife.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
Canada
Mexico
England
Spain
Morocco
China
Japan
Singapore
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Tough call.... Money is no object, I think I'd like to live in London.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
ABSOLUTELY. More specifically, the people I've met during my travels have enriched my life.
5) Would you like to travel more?
YES
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
London
Hamsterhouse:
1-Yes I have a passport.
2-Countries Visited: Japan(2x's)South Korea(2x's) China, Hong Kong, Macau, Tibet, Thailand (2x's), Malaysia, Singapore(2x's), Australia, New Zealand(2x's) Vietnam, Cambodia,India, UAE, Egypt,Germany(2x's)France, Italy(2x's)England(2x's)Netherlands, Switzerland(2x's)Belgium, Ireland,Czech Republic, Austria, Canada, Mexico & Indonesia. Might have forgotten 1-2, I travel a lot.
3-If money were no object my top three places to live would be London, Tokyo & Paris.
4-Obviously I feel travel enriches my life, I've spent a year traveling around the world with my family and sold EVERYTHING we owned to do it, and have made other trips before that.
5-Yes I would like to travel more. I call myself a travel slut in that I would do any trip!
6-Favorite city in the world? Does it have to be one? Hong Kong for the ease, Thailand for the food, Japan for the fun, London for history and NYC for the energy!
Anywhere there are no terrorists.
Here's why both Obama and McCain are a scam:
Democrats endorse the “Global War on Terrorism”
Seriously, does anybody that has spent a minute thinking about the idea of a "global war on terror" think it makes any sense - except as a reason to give carte blanche to the military industrial complex to justify massive defense spending and as a veil for US imperialism and global dominance?
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no terrorists? ha ha ha. why don't you try traveling around Afghanistan where an american flag t-shirt? or perhaps the tribal area of Pakistan?
1. Yes, I have a passport and have owned one since childhood.
2. Been to 35 countries so far, including Brunei, Pakistan, and Morocco.
3. Would love to live in Japan (again) as it made me feel tall :-)
4. Of course travel enriches you. How could it not, when it expands your knowledge about so many aspects of human life and the planet? It's fun learning other languages too.
5. Absolutely--hope to visit every country before I die.
6. Favourite city--not a city, but probably my favourite place visited so far is Ubud (on Bali). This is closely followed by Hong Kong. The night-time view of the harbour from Kowloon is incredible.
Yes. Wouldn't be without one.
A lot in Europe & Asia, one in Africa, one in Australasia, three in the Americas.
Tough one...probably Norway.
Yep -- duh!!
See above.
Zagreb (post-conflict). Really cool brew pubs.
Agent 99:
I nearly fell off my chair when I read your comment about wanting to visit Yorkshire!! I grew up there and it really is a beautiful area of England, one that not many tourists get to (which is actually a bonus). Just like anywhere, it has really unattractive parts too, but you can't beat the warmth and humour of the locals. Make sure you visit more than just the Dales (Herriot country) if you do ever get there.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
Canada,Mexico,Spain,Italy,Fiji,French Polynesia,Australia,Dominican Republic. All 50 states.
Lived
France,Costa Rica,New Zealand(permanent resident).
Watching the sun set on the pacific in New Zealand as I write this.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
South of France.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes. Americans especially our leaders really need the experience of living overseas. Most people in the other industrialized nations have worked overseas. It really makes a big difference in outlook.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Yes.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Vancouver BC,Portland Oregon.
1) Do you have a passport?
I hold two similar-sized booklets titled "Passport". Keep this example of bureaucratic madness in mind when you vote for ID cards and migration control.
2) What countries have you visited?
Does Lithuania count?
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Can't say because climatic constraints would be prohibitive.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Yes, though in the Information Age this is the more expensive way of doing so.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Longer, yes. More often, no.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
I'm too rustic to appreciate the virtues of cities!
The friendliest people in the world are from Yorkshire, hands down. After that I'd say Iowa City, Iowa, and then Capri Italy
Please stop posting this guy. He's a spoiled little brat dancing all over the world.
Think of all the CO2 and wasted resources just he alone consumes so he can do his little "feel good" dance.
Try doing something locally instead of destroying the planet with your mass consumptive ways.
Ok, I've done the obligatory venting. Let's all go have a cheesburger!!!
1) Yes
2) UK, Ireland, Canada, Spain, Malta, Turkey, China, Italy, Trinidad & Tobabo, Nepal, Belize, Guatemala, Mexico, Germany, Turks & Caicos, Tunisia, Slovenia & South Africa
3) Still looking for it.
4) Yes, absolutely.
5) Who wouldnt?
6) Still looking for it!
1) Do you have a passport?
no, no immediate desire to travel abroad again
2) What countries have you visited?
most of europe and parts of africa and isreal, spain, portugal, england, france, italy, greece, egypt
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
U S of motherfuckin A baby!
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
nope, i found most of europe is over rated. rhodes greece was awsome though, crystal clear ocean. art and artists do nothing for me. the history is interesting but the art itself, bleh. as a poster above noted, people and relationships is what life is all about.
5) Would you like to travel more?
i have never been to japan, i would love to see tokyo. big, booming, economy driving, market thriving and driving cities is what turns my crank.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
NYC, and more specifically, madhatter(manhattan)! for the reasons above. i love the energy. i love that its dog eat dog, survival of the fittest, un apologetic, in your face capitalism! work you ass off, make a ton of money or get the fuck out and go live in brooklyn!
and the cafes, restaurants and coffee shops with the charming sidewalk seating is just as good, if not better than any i sampled in europe. its the people that make the difference.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes
2) What countries have you visited?
Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, Jamaica, Portugal, Spain, U.K., Switzerland, France, Italy, Tunisia, Holland...
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Switzerland [I lived there for a year back in '92]
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Absolutely; however I am mindful of the temptation to use travel as a form of 'escapism' i.e. from one's real life/problems
5) Would you like to travel more?
Yes. We have young kids, so somewhat tied down at the moment...
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Lausanne, Switzerland - My second home and the most European city in Europe...
Yes, three.
I stopped counting years ago, but six of seven continents.
Switzerland.
Yes, it's part of my work.
Travel itself is unpleasant though the destination may be comfortable.
Toronto.
Yes
Canada,
Mexico,
Holland
Germany,
Italy,
Greece
Live in Greece
I don't really enjoy travel much. That's why I chose to live in my favorite place, so I don't have to travel. The exception is when my pilot friends invite us to hop on their jet and tag along with them. Much nicer than the ghetto airport and TSA crap :)
If and when the airlines improve service and we can go through the airport without being disrespected by pimple-faced $8/hour TSA dirtbags, I'll travel more.
Hopefully rising airfares will weed out a lot of the trash that ruins air travel for the rest of us.
65 countries in 30 years. 1.2 million airmiles. I hate to fly.
Favorite residence Central Florida
Favorite Country - too many to count. Favorite city London
Escape Country if the US erupts into race war after Presidental election, Dems win or the financial crisis goes nuclear - it's a secret since the lemmings would all file over there but I can say its in the Pacific.
Travel puts a real world understanding of what's it like to be an American.
I'm done travelling. Been there and seen it, including Antartica and Africa
I liked living in Idaho and hiking in the sawtooth mountains. So I don't need to leave the US.
I've traveled a few places in the world and it wasn't my thing to treat people like zoo animals and watch them.
"being is free" and "happyness is free."
the sort of traveling that I like to do is reading books: philosophy, psychology, economics, math, engineering, physics, music...
1. Do you have a passport? Yes, I have 2 passports from different countries (dual citizenship). I had a passport since I was ten years old...and used it a lot back then.
2. What countries have you visited? I've lived in France, Canada, Brazil, and the USA. I've visited most countries in Europe, South and North America.
3. If money were no object, in which country would you like to live? Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Zurich
4. Do you feel travel enriches your life? It depends how you travel and where you go. I find that many people pose as a world traveler, even though they're incapable of learning a second language fluently. They're too dumb or lazy to learn.
5. Would you like to travel more? Nope, I travel a lot already. I usually don't do those 3 nights in Paris type of trips. I like to go to a country to explore it for a month or more. I don't do 6 European countries in 10 days type of trip either. Those trips are pathetic, used just to stamp passport to show off.
6. What is your favorite city in the world? Visually and for cultural events, Paris. The French people sucks though.
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes, on my 4th actually. No, I don't keep the old pages and put them into the new one. If there were any unexpired visas, then I would keep those, but this has never happened, at least not yet.
2) What countries have you visited?
Too many to list individually. Nearly all of Europe (Ireland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, the Baltic States are the exceptions), most of S. America, India, Pakistan, and a couple of others in Asia, about half a dozen African, mainly in East Africa.
Some of the countries I've visited are no longer countries (East Germany, Yugoslavia). In still others, the country there now was not the one I "visited" previously (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, etc.)
Haven't gone to Australia yet. Or Japan, China or Brazil. Those 4 are among the ones I plan to see before I die.
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
That's a no-brainer if the USA is on the list. Hands down, I'd stay in the USA.
If you mean other than the States, then possibly Uruguay, Chile or Argentina in that order.
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Among many many other things, yes.
What's your point here? Why ask such a facile question?
5) Would you like to travel more?
No, the rate at which I travel now is fine for me.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
hard to say
San Antonio, maybe.
Buenos Aires, maybe.
Hamburg, maybe.
Thats gotta be the stupidest video i ever saw, but it made me smile! I guess its not that stupid after all, then huh?
JDF
1) passport? For what? I got everthing i need right here!
2) I don't see no need go to no other countries, I am PROUD to be an AMERICAN!
3) There aint' no other country in the world like the good 'ol U.S. of A.!
4) Oh yeah! I go into a big city about 3 or 4 times a year.
5) like I said, I enjoy going down town Anaston Alabama and I am not going to stop!
1) Do you own a passport?
Yes.
2) What countries have you visited?
USA, Canada, Mexico, UK, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Egypt, Tanzania, Kenya, St. Martin, India, UAE, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, China (via Macau & Hong Kong), Japan, Burma, New Zealand, Australia.
3) If money were no object I'd live in Switzerland or California.
4) Travel enriches your life- most Sheeple's view point is from Fox News. However more travel produces diminishing returns - it's easy to get overloaded.
5) At the moment I don't want to travel more - am on vacation right now. But I'd like to keep travelling
6) Favorite city - San Francisco
1) Do you have a passport?
Yes.
2) What countries have you visited?
Mexico, Canada, England, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Italy, France, Australia
3) If money were no object, in which country would you like to live?
Tough call -- maybe Sweden? Australia? New Zealand? Manhatten would be awful nice if money were no object!
4) Do you feel travel enriches your life?
Of course. For example, one cannot appreciate the immigration problem until one has seen the poverty of Mexico.
5) Would you like to travel more?
Of course! However, I now have a toddler, so travel options are pretty much eliminated.
6) What is your favorite city in the world?
Another tough call -- Manhatten, Vienna, Melbourne, Dublin, Goteborg are all nice. In reality, I prefer small farming villages...
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