[CPU]

Would definitely live in Canada. It's like Sweden, but with weed.

I live in Canada, and I kind of wish that I was born somewhere else in the world.

[m0dem]

I live in Canada, and I kind of wish that I was born somewhere else in the world.

Why don't you like living in Canada?

[CPU]

Why don't you like living in Canada?

Obviously since it's my home country I want to live in it as most of my family and friends are here, but what I mean is that there are better countries. I like it, once again, due to the fact that it's my home, but I wish that I was born somewhere else and adapted my life to that other country.

[Earth]

Why don't you like living in Canada?

A lot of people well probably not a lot but some people don't like the countries they are born in because its just so normal/regular

They take interest in the differences around the world.

[ねこまっしぐら]

I really wouldn't mind living in Japan if I could import a nice Mustang or Comero. I'd smoke and out drift all those gooks.

[mothered]

This Is a hard one, as there's so many places I'd like to visit and can't say for sure until I actually go.

I'd like to visit the US sometime. Not sure what part Is the best, but I've always had an Interest In the states and what life would be like as a permanent resident.

[TeK9]

I live in Canada, and I kind of wish that I was born somewhere else in the world.

Well no one likes living in their home countries.

[Pirate]

Well no one likes living in their home countries.

I like living in my country, but there is countries where I would rather be

[BlueScreen]

I mean, I already live in Norway, so why would I move?

Nah, but seriously, I'd probably move somewhere warmer like the Amsterdam or if I was rich probably the US due to the low tax rates and liberal drug policy. Not during winter though, since being Norwegianese I'd literally be the only person who could drive properly and have to dodge cars sliding all over the road and not to mention how cold of a winter you have. Ugh.

[Jiggly]

Texas I think. I love the UK, but since visiting TX I've learned to like it more and more. Japan is also somewhere that really interests me - Culture, landscapes, cityscapes, all of it. Minus the natural hazards.