Favorite country and why?

[pcgame]

My favorite countries would be the United States of America and Canada, especially the Quebec part of Canada. I like the landscape, the weather, and the culture, and the people. Also, they're part of the 1st world. Also, the United States and Canada have some of the largest house sizes of all the countries. Also, the best Food and great Architecture.

[CaptUSA]

Iceland. No mosquitoes.

[luctor-et-emergo]

I don't know.. I recently figured out I don't really care where I live. I get used to things and adapt.

If I had to move to a different country, New Zealand would be a good option. Really, the only downside to that is that wherever you go requires that you're in an airplane for at least several hours. Another option would be Norway, not a lot of people, lot of nature... Nice and cold in winter, which is good for keeping things more like they are. Downside, I like beer, that's expensive (no fking joke), and I only speak Norwegian after a few beers. Italy, also nice... I don't know, as long as there's a sea or ocean I'm ok. I'm used to the sea climate.

[The Gold Standard]

None of them.

[Schifference]

Texas

[Aratus]

The way we were in the year 2000.
I want the past back so things can
have a do over. I'm tired of how it
all went downhill. I feel nostalgic!

[timosman]

Monaco. No income tax.

[Occam's Banana]

The Shire. Because hobbits.

[pcosmar]

The Shire. Because hobbits.

Visited New Zealand in the Army.. Nice,,

I have traveled around this country a bit (everyone should) .. It is really huge. all manner of terrain and climate.

Of other countries I have looked at,, Iran looks nice.. and the idea of laying my bones where humanity started is a neat idea.

[heavenlyboy34]

Russia-culture, Russian Orthodoxy, interesting people, and the world's most beautiful women <3

[Anti Globalist]

Switzerland.

[Suzanimal]

The Shire. Because hobbits.

Really? Those feet weird me out. If I ever find myself in The Shire, I'd open up a shoe store.

If I move to Middle Earth, I'd chose a nice place in Rivendell and take up archery.

[oyarde]

Estate of Oyarde . Best Governed .

[euphemia]

Our ancestors most recently came from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Actually, two ancestral homes exist in Scotland and France. I would like to see those places and do some family research.

Inside the US, I have heard the UP of Michigan is extraordinarily beautiful. I would like to find a small town to visit for a week or so and just enjoy local food and culture.

I read Freckles and The Girl of the Limberlost. That area seems intriguing.

[CCTelander]

'Murica! 'Cause $#@! yeah!

[Occam's Banana]

'Murica! 'Cause $#@! yeah!

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to CCTelander again.

[CCTelander]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to CCTelander again.

Thanks. I'll be here all week.

[Anti Globalist]

I also like any country that has good weather all year round.

[donnay]

The United States with all it's problems--it really has much beauty and the people are good despite what some people think.

[Anti Federalist]

Finland.

Because they do stuff like this:



And have bands like this:



And have men like this:



And weather like this:

[Sammy]

Hong Kong...They have low Taxes

[heavenlyboy34]

Finland.

Because they do stuff like this:



And have bands like this:



And have men like this:



And weather like this:

They also have epic music like this:

[alivecream]

I'm also dreaming of living in New Zealand but we don't have relatives there.

[pcgame]

I edited my original post. There is just no place like the United States of America and Canada, especially Quebec. So with that said the United States of America and Canada, especially Quebec are my favorite countries. The architecture and food is great too.

[Suzanimal]

I also like any country that has good weather all year round.

Aruba.

I love it there and, if I could, I'd buy the island and rename it Suzanistan.

I would keep the word Bon-bini, though. The whole time I was there (2 weeks), I had no idea what Bon-bini meant but I liked so I called everything a Bon-bini. Poor Mr A got sick of me asking if I could stick stuff in his bon-bini.

When we went, we stayed at the Aruba Sonesta Beach Resort and I highly recommend it. It's not on the beach but they have a private island they shuttle you to via boat that's topless. Mr A loved it. He's short and all those Dutch women are tall so it put their titties right in his face.

[oyarde]

Aruba.

I love it there and, if I could, I'd buy the island and rename it Suzanistan.

I would keep the word Bon-bini, though. The whole time I was there (2 weeks), I had no idea what Bon-bini meant but I liked so I called everything a Bon-bini. Poor Mr A got sick of me asking if I could stick stuff in his bon-bini.

When we went, we stayed at the Aruba Sonesta Beach Resort and I highly recommend it. It's not on the beach but they have a private island they shuttle you to via boat that's topless. Mr A loved it. He's short and all those Dutch women are tall so it put their titties right in his face.

We could put topless women on the money of Suzanistan . It would be purchased worldwide. Reserve Titty currency .

[TheTexan]

My favorite country is America because it's the land of winners, freedom, and football

[Suzanimal]

We could put topless women on the money of Suzanistan . It would be purchased worldwide. Reserve Titty currency .

Money backed by titties. I like it. I can call them Bon-Binis.

[Anti Federalist]

I edited my original post. There is just no place like the United States of America and Canada, especially Quebec. So with that said the United States of America and Canada, especially Quebec are my favorite countries. The architecture and food is great too.

I have been meaning to explore the Gaspe' peninsula coast line for years now.

I sailed just offshore a few years back and it looked really pretty and unpopulated.

[shakey1]

The United States with all it's problems--it really has much beauty and the people are good despite what some people think.

Never been any where else (except Canada a time or two)... yeah, still alot to see here.