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Geek Culture / Anyone here from New England?

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Virtual X
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 20:22
I may have to try New England as England has too many 'Innit' groups for my liking lol, a bunch of idiots that require education lol

I dunno... what country would you recommend? I always quite fancied Canada.
That C++ Nerd
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 21:11 Edited at: 1st Jun 2007 21:13
Canada isn't the best. I'd say, besides the USA, the best place to live or visit would be a tie between France/Spain. I would say Italy, but my sister visited Italy with her roommates and found that Italians absolutely hate tourists that are from America or allied countries.

I never visited France, but many people tell me it's the best place they visited, except the people there usually scare them away. NOTE: Walking the streets of major French cities at night is said to attract trouble. Just warning you.

Canada is nice, except it's too lonely for my liking.

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Hobgoblin Lord
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 21:31
Quote: "I'm guessing a lot of people might be a bit hard pressed to say which country it is in (Africa, Australia, New Zealand?)."


When the heck did Africa become a country You made me laugh Dazz

Benjamin
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 21:37
Quote: "NOTE: Walking the streets of major French cities at night is said to attract trouble."

Two of my siblings walked around in Paris all night, and they didn't have any problems.

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zenassem
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 22:03
Quote: "Two of my siblings walked around in Paris all night, and they didn't have any problems. "


I'm not quite sure if he was including felines in that statement....

Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 22:56
That's because you're the Godfather of Paris, you and your family are untouchable.

Quote: "England has too many 'Innit' groups for my liking lol"


Casual people then Note 'innit' was around before chavs, unless you wanna call my drunk Irish Nan a chav...heck unless you wanna me a chav, yeh innit, bruv, fink you iz wellard innit, say it to mah face, I'z bust you up allz like!

Yes anyway.

Quote: "a bunch of idiots that require education lol"


They have education. the education is just dumbed down, I wasn't exactly taught well in school, especially as my teacher in year 10 and 11 herself was a chav and was awful. They say A Levels and GCSEs are getting easier, that's wrong, they just taught worse with the bar lowering to the teaching quality of people.

Quote: "I dunno... what country would you recommend? I always quite fancied Canada."


Perhaps Sweden or Norway - apperently those are quite laid back countries and well they are the two top rich countries for the welfare of children (whilst England is at the bottom) so if you wanna raise kids, that's a good place. Canada isn't too bad either. If want something warmer and further south, Italy or Greece are places I'd have in mind. If I were famous, I'd go for Spain (So the media don't invade my privacy.)

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Posted: 2nd Jun 2007 00:11 Edited at: 2nd Jun 2007 00:12
Quote: "Yeah I love history. Friend of mine was telling me that once the Scottish went to Ireland to get help in defeating the English. Unfortunately it was the time of the potato famine over there and in the end the Scottish had to fight for food and there is even rumours of cannibalism. Nice. Dunno if true, but would great if it was"


don't see how cannibalism is 'great' but if you are talking about the 17th century potato famine then the Scottish migrants were 'encouraged' to live there by the English government.
In the 19th century at the time of the major potato famine a similar problem was occurring in the highlands of Scotland thanks to the highland clearances, leaving the Scottish with hardly any arable land, resulting in the need to grow potatoes.
The famines have long been criticised as a deliberate attempt by the English to weaken the Irish people due to a lack of proper aid
and in some cases have been likened to Genocide.
So if your saying that around 12% of the population dying as a result is 'great' then Im seriously shocked.

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Posted: 2nd Jun 2007 15:40
Quote: "When the heck did Africa become a country"
Picky. Ok South Africa or the continent of Africa....

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Posted: 2nd Jun 2007 16:38
This thread went from Boston all the way to Ireland in -400 years.

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