Which country on earth would you like to live in besides you own?

I would like to live in New Zealand if I could. It just seems like such a nice little place. It has both tropical, temperated and cold climate. To my understanding it's possible to have winter in summers and summers in winters depending on where on the island you are.

I'm Swedish, so I'll have to go with Norway.

canada

probably UK

I am going back to school and I am going to try and take a year of it in Japan.

England.
 
I love british people.

@oatz: Lol why? Norway only has mountains and coast lines...sweden has all of that.

@Hermoor: think thats the point

For me it would be japan

@Tomkang: Right so he loves his country so much he just moves a few miles to the left xD

Japan!

United States of America or Australia (I'm Polish)

@Hermoor said:

@Tomkang: Right so he loves his country so much he just moves a few miles to the left xD

That's right. If the best alternative is right next to mine and I have to move, why not just go there?

Spain.

I really don't think I would want to like anywhere else, but if I had to I would pick Nurburg, Germany.

canada or westconsin america. i like the cold i want netflix and i want a gun simple :P

UK. Proper pubs with good food & beer are almost impossible to find in most of Canada.

@Voxel said:

Japan!

Same here, I guess. Then I can make a second blog there about all these obscure old American games.

I'm alright here at the moment, I would like to live in New York for a bit to what that would be like though.

I actually moved from the netherlands to Canada, and I wouldnt mind living in australia.

Japan or New Zealand.

I live in the US. I would probably pick Germany. I've visited there and liked it.

I live in the United States... so where is the second cheapest place to buy video games?

@Andorski said:

I live in the United States... so where is the second cheapest place to buy video games?

England is much cheaper than the US for games...

New Zeeland or the US. Maybe Switzerland.

@benpicko said:

@Andorski said:

I live in the United States... so where is the second cheapest place to buy video games?

England is much cheaper than the US for games...

Wait, you guys get Doctor Who AND cheaper video games?

I need to move...

I'm from Canada and I would live in the UK if I had to choose. I'd want to live somewhere where they speak english.

Argentina - If I could learn the language (I'm from the England)

South Korea

Mainland Europe is porn country with smelly streets. All Europe is crap except:

• Switzerland
• Norway
• England
• Sweden
• Finland

Countries like greece and spain are close to third world countries. Filthy steets full with poor people.

Norway , Japan or Canadia .... Im from Mexico and last place I would ever choose is an latin american country (if Mexico is effed up the rest is no better)

Being Australian-American, my choices would be either the UK, Japan, or South Korea.

Denmark.

Switzerland, Canada... Sweden maybe (I'd feel weird not knowing swedish, I at least know cursory German so that I could survive in Switzerland)

Anywhere but Canada.

Spain or the USA.

@TheSeductiveMoose said:

Denmark.

I could smuggle you in?

UK or Australia. Whens the last time you heard somebody say 'man that australian guys a real dick'? Never. Thats when.

I suppose I wouldn't mind living in the States again; just not in the midwest. West coast seems nice.

@Video_Game_King said:

@Voxel said:

Japan!

Same here, I guess. Then I can make a second blog there about all these obscure old American games.

Inception!

I live in America, and while not perfect, I probably wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Though I wouldn't mind visiting many other places.

probably the US, if i had to. otherwise i'd stay in Canada.  
i wouldn't want to live anywhere else, but visiting is a different story. 

@oatz said:

I'm Swedish, so I'll have to go with Norway.

The other way around for me.

I'm honestly not sure. I don't have any cultural or family ties to other countries, and I haven't been able to travel much. I guess I'm waiting for one to jump out at me.

I know what I'm looking for, though. Similar culture to the U.S., not against learning another language, but it'd be easier to be able to speak English (I have a terrible memory), food-wise...I'm not picky. Alcohol is irrelevant, I don't drink much, if at all. Somewhere I can get a job in game design or animation, which is what I'm currently studying. Maybe Canada? I have a friend who lives there, and it's the only place I've been outside the country.

@Levio:

インセプション!

I'd like to live in SoCal or Hawaii.

The only countries I would consider living in is:

• New Zealand
• Sweden
• Norway
• Switzerland

They are the "best" countries to live in, clean enviroments and healthy food and culture. They are also not very religious which is always a plus. There are so many problems in places like America and Canada. And their food and culture is inferior as well. Japan is a nuclear disaster, and there is little nature to be found over there. Just big polluted cities...

@Hermoor said:

Mainland Europe is porn country with smelly streets. All Europe is crap except:

• Switzerland
• Norway
• England
• Sweden
• Finland

Countries like greece and spain are close to third world countries. Filthy steets full with poor people.

France and Germany are alright, though they do have their slums, at least in France. But poor neighbourhoods are a constantly escalating problem in northern Europe as well. But I have to agree with you about southern Europe; they're nice countries to visit because of their rich cultural history and cuisine, and the people in general are fairly hospitable, but I wouldn't want to live there. Eastern Europe is terrible. Well, that's how I feel, anyway. I'm sure people there disagree with me.

I'm from Finland, and if for some reason I had to permanently leave Finland and got to choose freely, I'd move to Canada, because, as far as I know, it's pretty nice there (only been there once, though. I'm learning more about the country as I'm taking North American studies in college now, however). Failing that, Sweden, even though my Swedish is awful, or Norway.

Australia wouldn't be too bad either, although I'd miss the winters.

@JacDG: Nah, I'm comfortable up here. You could smuggle me some cheap(ish) alcohol though.

I'm from England, but I'd love to live in America someday.