Im thinking on visit another country for a year or two, Im thinking on visiting one with a school that lets me re-validate subjets when I come back to home, Im studying at one of the Silvan International Univerities, so if anyone studies In one of them, could you post how is living in your country? Maybe I could go to yours and if I have some luck, I would be able to go and meet one of you;).

So, lets get started !

[Edited on 9-10-2004 by Net Hunter]

Many of my family members have been to Australia. It\'s nice, or so they say.

One of my classmates just went to Africa. I guess he\'ll say how that goes.

My older brother and my older cousin visited Europe (Britain and France specifically). I don\'t think either of them really cared for Europe, but that\'s just a choice of opinion, I guess.

I would like to go to Japan, all my friends have except me lol. It would be easy for me though I can read Japanese but don\'t know meanings to quite a few words x.x
I Live in the US specifically Hawaii.

Im living in mexico and in a couple of years probably Im moving to canada so I would like to know there before going living, but I also like England, france, japan, australia, austria..... See I like so many countries but I have to take only one choice

Could you PM him/her and tell him/her to post here?

Hey guys, besides flareman could you tell me where do you live and how it is arond your home? (Weather, if its a quiet place, if there are too many people, etc)

It\'s really cold in Canada right now. Don\'t come here. lol

Im acostumated to hot weather, I can be with 2 jackets, gloves and a blanket while there are 42° and dont feel anything but I like the cold too, the only problem is if the air has a lot of humidity, It could bring me some trouble

As Pocket already said, it\'s cold in several parts of Canada at the moment, so it would be somewhat unpleasent to do so until another season.
Unless, of course, you\'re accustomed to a wide array of climate temperatures, and can adapt easily.

Personally, I would choose a rather exotic location, seeing it as obvious opportunity to better understand the particular culture, and familiarze myself with the locales.

Well, Net Hunter, my place is exotic Florida! I live there! Its got great beaches, the Everglades, the great theme parks, like Bush Gardens, and Universal Studios. (Islands of Adventure is fun.) And its hot year round!

And, I went to Washington DC. Last year, in summer. It was fun, I even went to the House of Representitives if it floats your boat, Net Hunter, visiting Miami is a good thing!

[Edited on 14-10-2004 by Kiryu]

Never come where I live... leave now, while you still have a chance! [font=Courier New]I SAID LEAVE!!![/font]
Actually, I live in America. It\'s pretty cool, it\'s just where I live in America is where I\'d suggest you don\'t go. I live in South Carolina, and in a city called Kingstree. There is n o t h i n g to do...
We have decent beaches, I guess. I\'d just suggest you visit California or Florida or the Capitol or some place of interest instead.

I live in Englewood New Jersey. Its a great place and we barely have hurrcianes or tornadoes and lighting storms. Oh, and also Florida has the worst thunderstorms in the U.S so be aware of that fact if you go there. The west coast also has the worst earthquakes and Tornadoes so also be aware of that fact if you visit that time zone.

Well, I live in Canada (Montreal to be more exact) and it\'s great if you come in the summer and stuff...but sometimes it\'s humid in the summer, so heh =P

Yeah, but Im planning to go for a couple of years you know, If it would be for season I could visit every couuntry I want to

I live in the US as well...I suggest visiting the Phippines,It\'s hot there for summer cold in the winter and nothing else...Some floods in areas. So you like my board?

Of course!, I think its a very good one, I´ll bring more members.

[Edited on 22-10-2004 by Net Hunter]

Hey, all! Serpentarius here, reporting from sunny Florida, just like Kiryu. I, as a Floridian, think that now is the perfect time of year to visit. It\'s not quite as humid anymore, but the sun at mid-day is still warm enough in which to wear a tank-top comfortably. While here, visit Daytona Beach, a beautiful place to either surf, or sunbathe, depending on your obvious preference! Also, drop in on the many theme parks Kiryu mentioned, as well as the Disney collection, for people of all ages. Then, after a fun day of tan and rides, you can hit the boardwalk near Universal for a great night of dancing, fine dining, and general fun. Or, stay in the park until closing time, which is around 9 or 10.

Theme parks and crowded beaches not your thing? Check out the Florida Everglades, a large collection of nature that is home to a wide variety of birds, snakes, gators, and fish. See fascinating limestone formations made by the mere drip of water over many years, further up the state. Go fishing out in the Gulf of Mexico, where plenty of dinner lies waiting to be caught! And, if you get tired, there is a myriad of hotels ranging from dirt cheap to astoundingly luxurious, all of which provide excellent service for half of what you\'d expect to pay!

BUT WAIT! THERE\'S MORE!

okay, not really. But did I sell you? Will you visit us? Please! We need your money--er-- support! Just don\'t live here, because the school system sucks... and the politics... and judicial system... and anything that involves permanent residence, really, it\'s all pretty much c*** right now because of the hurricanes. But the tourist attractions are all fine!!! Come and visit!

~Thanks, for visiting Serpentarius informational corporation!

Hey dude, you gotta study turism!

I live in Britain. It may be a small country, however, there is no way to generalise it. If you live in a city (like Birmingham( it\'s probably like being in a town in America, but way smaller (ie, no skyscrapers like in NY, and very few casinoes like in Las Vagas). However, the true Britain, for me, would be the remote countryside areas. The Welsh mountains, the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales. Hilly Scotland. If you\'re to visite Britain, don\'t visite a city. The cities are just Britain trying to be America Jr. Visit real Britain. Countryside. Mountain ranges. Le Chain de la Montagne.

if youre visiting america,dont come to new york,serius....it gives me chills.....
visith memphis!!!:D

[Edited on 18-11-2004 by god slayer]

If you want to visit some place, come to the US. Here in Indiana, its cold in the winters, and warm in the summers. In my area, its usually a quiet place. If you want someplace with a lot of wind and noise, go to Chicago in Illinois, it is really the \"Windy City\"

come to memphis!!!
yeah,!!!
MEMPHIS RULES!!!:)

you are thinking in go to another countries?.....are tou gonna leave me alone?:cry:

im getting cold around here,no one has right nothing,.there ya,no one cares if you move to nowhere or not:lol::lol:

Okay..
I live in Finland, a land of forest and lakes and a one of The Nordic countries at Europe.
The climate of Finland is marked by cold winters and fairly warm summers. In the far north of the country the sun does not set for about 73 days, producing the white nights of summer. In winter the sun remains below the horizon for 51 days in the far north.
In summer the temperature quite often rises to +20 Celsius or more and occasionally goes close to +30 in southern and eastern parts of the country. In winter, temperatures of -20 Celsius are not uncommon in many areas. Finnish Lapland invariably has the lowest winter temperatures. The mean temperature in Helsinki in July is +17 Celsius and in February -5.7 Celsius.

Is that enough to tell?

id ove to reveal my identidy,but I cant