Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:36 am
if the beer was only cheaper in Scandanavia. Damn. 
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Agreed.Titanic wrote:Scandinavian countries all have good lifestyles. I wont mind paying higher tax to recieve more public services and a smoother and happier lifestyle. However, Im happy in the UK, but I could never vote for a single country which is the "best".
Australia is really nice. Went on holiday there and loved it. Its just not got enough people though, otherwise it would be truly awesome. My parents are trying to get me to move there after I finish uni so I can have a better future.Skittles! wrote:Agreed.Titanic wrote:Scandinavian countries all have good lifestyles. I wont mind paying higher tax to recieve more public services and a smoother and happier lifestyle. However, Im happy in the UK, but I could never vote for a single country which is the "best".
Though, having seen that article about Australia being second best place in the world to live, I can certainly see why. Apart from the major water-shortage, life in Australia is alright.
I'd still rather live in Norway
Titanic wrote: My parents are trying to get me to move there after I finish uni so I can have a better future.
what if we were voting for our own country because us being in it makes it good?joecoolfrog wrote:Anybody voting for their own country,especially those that have barely travelled, are simply making a statement about their narrow minded way of thinking. Its a difficult question to answer in truth because prosperity does not always equal contentment, my generation is certainly materially better off than my parents generation but I would very much doubt we were happier. Scandinavia for example is often held up as a role model yet the suicide rates are amongst the highest in the World,perhaps its eating all that reindeer meat and herring or perhaps the price of beer that tips them over the edge. Parts of Asia by contrast are desperately poor but the people are hospitable,generous and friendly in a way that seems to be lacking now in the Western World.
Well George Bush certainly doesnt seem to know where it isMinister Masket wrote:Cambodia. No-one knows where it is!
That would make you fairly ego-centric.mr. incrediball wrote:what if we were voting for our own country because us being in it makes it good?joecoolfrog wrote:Anybody voting for their own country,especially those that have barely travelled, are simply making a statement about their narrow minded way of thinking. Its a difficult question to answer in truth because prosperity does not always equal contentment, my generation is certainly materially better off than my parents generation but I would very much doubt we were happier. Scandinavia for example is often held up as a role model yet the suicide rates are amongst the highest in the World,perhaps its eating all that reindeer meat and herring or perhaps the price of beer that tips them over the edge. Parts of Asia by contrast are desperately poor but the people are hospitable,generous and friendly in a way that seems to be lacking now in the Western World.
Who doesn't? It's such a prominent country.Minister Masket wrote:Cambodia. No-one knows where it is!
QFT (T for Truthiness, as the Mighty Steven Colbery would say)spurgistan wrote:Colbert Nation.
what do you mean?????????joecoolfrog wrote:Anybody voting for their own country,especially those that have barely travelled
I do, I do!Minister Masket wrote:Cambodia. No-one knows where it is!