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BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:07 AM
We will throw in a couple million just for leaving to make it more appealing.

Where would you live and why?

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 11:09 AM
somewhere on a beach. its pretty self-explanatory. if i ever go to hawaii again i am not coming back.

redbrian
06-21-2005, 11:12 AM
New Zealand

As a kiwi buddy told me it has everything.
From beaches to mountains and everything else in between, in a nice compact area.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:12 AM
Kentucky

ROYC75
06-21-2005, 11:13 AM
New Zealand

As a kiwi buddy told me it has everything.
From beaches to mountains and everything else in between, in a nice compact area.


My pick as well.....

Saulbadguy
06-21-2005, 11:13 AM
Canada. That way I can still get to the USA with ease.

Skip Towne
06-21-2005, 11:15 AM
Kentucky
Do you speak the language? Do you do your sister? You may not be welcome there.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:16 AM
Do you speak the language? Do you do your sister? You may not be welcome there.
No and no. Oh well, I guess I'll think of somewhere else. I'll be back in a few........................

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:17 AM
philipenes or how ever you spell it...........

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 11:17 AM
Kentucky- 7 million people, 5 last names.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:18 AM
Kentucky- 7 million people, 5 last names.
ROFL

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:19 AM
New Zealand

As a kiwi buddy told me it has everything.
From beaches to mountains and everything else in between, in a nice compact area.


Do you know what are the firearms laws are like there? What's the mind set of the average person living there is it live and let live type mentality or have the Eurofag types taken over there too.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 11:19 AM
Canada.

Or Florida.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:19 AM
philipenes or how ever you spell it...........

Interesting choice, why?

el borracho
06-21-2005, 11:21 AM
Costa Rica, Spain and Belize are my top choices.

Costa Rica is especially appealing because it is beautiful and relatively unspoiled (small population, lots of national parks/ reserves), it is inexpensive, it is stable and has good education (no military so the money goes to education). Costa Rica also has attractive beaches, live volcanoes, cloud forests and excellent diving in both the Pacific and the Carribean.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:21 AM
Interesting choice, why?

cause i can do the things i like and the Govt. supports them.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:21 AM
Jamaica. I love the heat. :fire:

StcChief
06-21-2005, 11:21 AM
Costa Rica.

Friend of mine is retiring and moving down there.

Young Hot women. Like rich Americans, on water beach.

Close enough, but far enough away.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:22 AM
cause i can do the things i like and the Govt. supports them.

The selection of clams over there is supposed to be spectacular.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:22 AM
cause i can do the things i like and the Govt. supports them.
Masturbation?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:23 AM
Masturbation?

close

WilliamTheIrish
06-21-2005, 11:23 AM
1) Ireland.

2) Perth, Australia

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:24 AM
Costa Rica, Spain and Belize are my top choices.

Costa Rica is especially appealing because it is beautiful and relatively unspoiled (small population, lots of national parks/ reserves), it is inexpensive, it is stable and has good education (no military so the money goes to education). Costa Rica also has attractive beaches, live volcanoes, cloud forests and excellent diving in both the Pacific and the Carribean.

I have 2 clients that moved to Costa Rica and a 3rd that will be on his way in the next 3 years. The last guy was going on and on a hotel he stayed at where they had alligators and a river running through the middle of it. He said the owner laughed and said something about you could never have this in the United States your attorneys are running the whole country over there now.

Chiefnj
06-21-2005, 11:25 AM
I'd consider Norway, Canada, New Zealand or Australia.

Miles
06-21-2005, 11:25 AM
Switzerland comes to mind but the taxes would probably be too shitty. One of the Caribbean islands would be pretty cool.

KCChiefsMan
06-21-2005, 11:26 AM
Jamaica - nice beaches, would enjoy living there. I would want to own a bar just like Tom Cruise did in Cocktail

Canada - I think it would be peaceful there

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:27 AM
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Interesting. Can you have multiple wives there? If so, you may want to reconsider, they allow that in Utah.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:30 AM
Interesting. Can you have multiple wives there? If so, you may want to reconsider, they allow that in Utah.

youre gettin colder.It has nothing to do w/ sex but kinda sounds like it.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:31 AM
Canada - I think it would be peaceful there

I am surprised so many people would consider living in an area infested with liberals and cold. Don't get me wrong it's beautiful there and I sure wouldn't mind visiting in the warmer months but live there, not a chance.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:33 AM
youre gettin colder.It has nothing to do w/ sex but kinda sounds like it.
You are aloud to have a monkey as a pet?

alanm
06-21-2005, 11:33 AM
Mexico, Cheap and it will be relatively empty soon.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:34 AM
I am surprised so many people would consider living in an area infested with liberals and cold. Don't get me wrong it's beautiful there and I sure wouldn't mind visiting in the warmer months but live there, not a chance.

maybe its cause beer is free in canada.






















or they can smoke dope.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:34 AM
it will be relatively empty soon.
True. Very true.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:35 AM
You are aloud to have a monkey as a pet?

I dunno.
are you?

Saulbadguy
06-21-2005, 11:35 AM
I am surprised so many people would consider living in an area infested with liberals and cold. Don't get me wrong it's beautiful there and I sure wouldn't mind visiting in the warmer months but live there, not a chance.

You asked where would you live. I still love the USA, and all that goes on here, so I would like easy access to it, and its news. Where else could I live that would make it easier?

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:36 AM
I dunno.
are you?
Not sure. Can you harvest your own weed and not get arrested?

PastorMikH
06-21-2005, 11:37 AM
Probably Austrailia for me. However, I would have a bit of a struggle with the gun laws vs snakes issue. I here that they are a bit more restrictive than we are and I'd really need to keep my guns with all those snakes.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:37 AM
Not sure. Can you harvest your own weed and not get arrested?

beats me,i dont care about dope or monkies.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:38 AM
You asked where would you live. I still love the USA, and all that goes on here, so I would like easy access to it, and its news. Where else could I live that would make it easier?

Define it. The United States and it's news?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:38 AM
Probably Austrailia for me. However, I would have a bit of a struggle with the gun laws vs snakes issue. I here that they are a bit more restrictive than we are and I'd really need to keep my guns with all those snakes.

dont forget the spiders

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:38 AM
beats me,i dont care about dope or monkies.
Need more hints. Sounds like sex but isn't? :hmmm:

PastorMikH
06-21-2005, 11:39 AM
dont forget the spiders



Yet one more of many reasons to keep the guns.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:40 AM
Need more hints. Sounds like sex but isn't? :hmmm:
no. sounds like something used in masterbation.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:41 AM
Probably Austrailia for me. However, I would have a bit of a struggle with the gun laws vs snakes issue. I here that they are a bit more restrictive than we are and I'd really need to keep my guns with all those snakes.

When I have mine I will refuse to support any government that has a bunch of stupid gun laws. That will knock out big chunk of potential areas. Basically I am looking for an are that has not yet been infested by the Eurofag liberal POS mentality.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:41 AM
no. sounds like something used in masterbation.
Hand? Foot?

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:42 AM
I have heard Argentina is awesome and the women there are drop dead gorgeous. I would like to learn more about the political landscape there and in Costa Rica.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:43 AM
When I have mine I will refuse to support any government that has a bunch of stupid gun laws. That will knock out big chunk of potential areas. Basically I am looking for an are that has not yet been infested by the EuroRump Ranger liberal POS mentality.


then go where i wanna go.

el borracho
06-21-2005, 11:43 AM
Jamaica - nice beaches, would enjoy living there. I would want to own a bar just like Tom Cruise did in Cocktail

Canada - I think it would be peaceful there
Jamaica sucks! I actually did live there one summer and I can tell you I will probably never go back. For a country that relies on tourism they are not at all tourist friendly in Jamaica.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:44 AM
Hand? Foot?

nope but it is a part of the anatomy.

el borracho
06-21-2005, 11:44 AM
Mexico, Cheap and it will be relatively empty soon.
Why would Mexico be empty soon?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:45 AM
Jamaica sucks! I actually did live there one summer and I can tell you I will probably never go back. For a country that relies on tourism they are not at all tourist friendly in Jamaica.

i blame JAH.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 11:45 AM
Hand? Foot?Salsa?

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:45 AM
nope but it is a part of the anatomy.
Head?

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:46 AM
Why would Mexico be empty soon?
Migration to the north.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:47 AM
Head?

damn you are new.
its the number one sport,they fill stadiums w/ 80K people.

sabong

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:47 AM
damn you are new.
its the number one sport,they fill stadiums w/ 80K people.

sabong
Soccer?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:48 AM
i give up.

Dr. Johnny Fever
06-21-2005, 11:49 AM
Where would you live and why?
Kalifornia....





.............. not.

Goapics1
06-21-2005, 11:50 AM
i give up.
Sorry. :rolleyes:

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:50 AM
then go where i wanna go.

Rina's Aunt lives out there. Has a beautiful pad on the water a little ways away from Manilla. You have any idea what Real Estate runs out there?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:52 AM
Rina's Aunt lives out there. Has a beautiful pad on the water a little ways away from Manilla. You have any idea what Real Estate runs out there?

Nope. but im not affraid of a hut and a yard.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:52 AM
Kalifornia....





.............. not.

Why not it's filled with a bunch of liberal queer baits. You would be right at home here.

el borracho
06-21-2005, 11:52 AM
I have 2 clients that moved to Costa Rica and a 3rd that will be on his way in the next 3 years. The last guy was going on and on a hotel he stayed at where they had alligators and a river running through the middle of it. He said the owner laughed and said something about you could never have this in the United States your attorneys are running the whole country over there now.
Yeah, it is a bit wild down there. My girlfriend and I were there in January. We went all the way down to Bahia Drake and stayed at a "hotel" on the beach near Corcovado Park. One evening we went down to the beach to watch the sunset and naturally stayed to skinny dip while the tide came in that evening. Only after we got back to the "hotel" did we find out that the river outlet at the beach that we had been swimming in was home to bullsharks- especially at high tide when it is easier for them to swim upriver looking for food.

ChiefsOne
06-21-2005, 11:52 AM
New Zealand, from everybody that I know that has been there, says it is the most beautiful place in the world. No taxes and pretty liberal from what I have heard.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:53 AM
Nope. but im not affraid of a hut and a yard.

Me either I would just prefer more.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:53 AM
Yeah, it is a bit wild down there. My girlfriend and I were there in January. We went all the way down to Bahia Drake and stayed at a "hotel" on the beach near Corcovado Park. One evening we went down to the beach to watch the sunset and naturally stayed to skinny dip while the tide came in that evening. Only after we got back to the "hotel" did we find out that the river outlet at the beach that we had been swimming in was home to bullsharks- especially at high tide when it is easier for them to swim upriver looking for food.

ahh it woulda been a small meal.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 11:55 AM
Me either I would just prefer more.

its probably cheap cause those people are POOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRR.

el borracho
06-21-2005, 11:55 AM
ahh it woulda been a small meal.
We all know you could eat it.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 11:57 AM
its probably cheap cause those people are POOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRR.

Are you seriously considering it?

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 12:00 PM
Are you seriously considering it?

off and on. i dont realy know what id do for a job except fight cocks. i own my place here so id have some start up cash,and i dont really like my family so i toy w/ it off and on.
Ive talked to some guys at things and whatnot about it. if things get much crapier here it may become a viable option.

http://islandsproperties.com/properties/treefarms-agri.htm

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 12:04 PM
Most likely somewhere in South America. Brazil, Chile, etc. This is indicitive of the types of places I've casually looked at:

http://www.escapeartist.com/Altos_Del_Maria/Mountain_Garden.html

Good weather, low crime, low construction costs, low population, low to no taxes. What's not to love?

Our plan is to offshore our company in the next 12 months. I'll repatriate enough money to live comfortably and invest the rest offshore.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 12:06 PM
Ok, once more for the remedial among us, why the philipines? What do you want to do there that you can't do here?

Like BD if I were super rich I wouldn't want to move into the socialist mentality. I'd want to move to a very small country, preferably a tropical clime, where the taxes were low or nonexistant. Someplace where I could be away from traffic, congestion, basically anything that reminds you of time or to hurry up or anything like that. I'd throw away all the clocks in my house and live like I had all the time in the world.

Mr. Laz
06-21-2005, 12:07 PM
don't have a poll about this already?


i think australia would prolly be my first inclination

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 12:08 PM
off and on. i dont realy know what id do for a job except fight cocks. i own my place here so id have some start up cash,and i dont really like my family so i toy w/ it off and on.
Ive talked to some guys at things and whatnot about it. if things get much crapier here it may become a viable option.

http://islandsproperties.com/properties/treefarms-agri.htm
Ohhh. Cockfighting. How ironic that you just had an exchange with el borracho.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:11 PM
Most likely somewhere in South America. Brazil, Chile, etc. This is indicitive of the types of places I've casually looked at:

http://www.escapeartist.com/Altos_Del_Maria/Mountain_Garden.html

Good weather, low crime, low construction costs, low population, low to no taxes. What's not to love?

Our plan is to offshore our company in the next 12 months. I'll repatriate enough money to live comfortably and invest the rest offshore.

I am probably a year or so behind you but that is exactly the right thing to do.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:13 PM
don't have a poll about this already?




No, obviously it's a popular subject too. I need to start doing my homework I would like to get out of here in the next 10 to 15 years. By that time they should be giving tax breaks to people with a lisp.

RedThat
06-21-2005, 12:14 PM
Probably somewhere in Europe. Maybe Italy. Somewhere where it is much more socialable, and a bit laid back. Knowing that I don't have to work as much. Here in North America i think we work way too much, and get taxed heavily for it. I don't like the feeling of knowing that I am living to work. I'd rather have it be the opposite, work to live. And I would select a country that would compliment that.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 12:18 PM
By that time they should be giving tax breaks to people with a lisp.

ROFL or the gubment will pay to chop your crank off if you want to do that.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:21 PM
ROFL or the gubment will pay to chop your crank off if you want to do that.

Schools will probably special days to honor homosexuals by then. Wait they already do that here.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 12:26 PM
Schools will probably special days to honor homosexuals by then. Wait they already do that here.

They do?

I thought that shutting streets down for their parades was bad... but I guess if you cant reproduce you have to recruit.. why not start with school kids :shake:

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 12:28 PM
Probably somewhere in Europe. Maybe Italy. Somewhere where it is much more socialable, and a bit laid back. Knowing that I don't have to work as much. Here in North America i think we work way too much, and get taxed heavily for it. I don't like the feeling of knowing that I am living to work. I'd rather have it be the opposite, work to live. And I would select a country that would compliment that.


have you been to europe?

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 12:28 PM
Awesome. The thread has completely spun off its axis in under 100 posts.

"From cockfighting to gay-bashing; your one-stop shop for retarded chatter!"

RedThat
06-21-2005, 12:29 PM
have you been to europe?

I've been there yes.

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 12:29 PM
Most likely somewhere in South America. Brazil, Chile, etc. This is indicitive of the types of places I've casually looked at:

http://www.escapeartist.com/Altos_Del_Maria/Mountain_Garden.html

Good weather, low crime, low construction costs, low population, low to no taxes. What's not to love?

Our plan is to offshore our company in the next 12 months. I'll repatriate enough money to live comfortably and invest the rest offshore.


those places look pretty sweet. i wonder how the language barrier would be like?

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:30 PM
Awesome. The thread has completely spun off its axis in under 100 posts.

"From cockfighting to gay-bashing; your one-stop shop for retarded chatter!"

**** off

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 12:30 PM
I've been there yes.


i went to france a couple of years ago. it was cool to visist but i don't think i would like to live there. maybe italy would be better. i am not sure how they feel towards americans though.

stevieray
06-21-2005, 12:32 PM
i went to france a couple of years ago. it was cool to visist but i don't think i would like to live there. maybe italy would be better. i am not sure how they feel towards americans though.


thanks for the warning.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 12:33 PM
**** off"Justin mad. Justin crush you."

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 12:33 PM
I am probably a year or so behind you but that is exactly the right thing to do.
The best part for me is that our business is basically classified as Internet hosting and our customer's monthly payments are small enough to be beneath the radar. They'll pay us outside the country and I'll get nearly every dollar they pay. That means it won't take me nearly as long to get the Mil or two that I want to have before I retire.

I also agree with several of the people here who are expressing a desire to chill out. I want to go somewhere where the sun wakes me up and the moon puts me to bed. I want to walk in the mountains and meditate by a stream. I want to be an hour's drive or less to a large city so that I can go to a restaurant when I want but I don't have to be involved in the city. I don't want cable TV, I probably wouldn't even have a TV if my wife would allow it.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:33 PM
i went to france a couple of years ago. it was cool to visist but i don't think i would like to live there. maybe italy would be better. i am not sure how they feel towards americans though.

I have been to Italy, they were good to me when I was there. Overpriced though with gun issues and some of the worst dog legislation in the world.

Pennywise
06-21-2005, 12:34 PM
maybe italy would be better. i am not sure how they feel towards americans though.

If you address everyone as 'Guido' you'll fit right in.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:34 PM
"Justin mad. Justin crush you."

Hey if like that Eurofag mentality all the more power to ya. To each their own.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 12:36 PM
If you address everyone as 'Guido' you'll fit right in.ROFL

RedThat
06-21-2005, 12:36 PM
i went to france a couple of years ago. it was cool to visist but i don't think i would like to live there. maybe italy would be better. i am not sure how they feel towards americans though.

question, how we're the people there? Italians have respect for America, and their people. You'd be fine there, no worries. It's all good.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 12:37 PM
To each their own.Well, unless they're doing something you don't like, apparently...

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:37 PM
The best part for me is that our business is basically classified as Internet hosting and our customer's monthly payments are small enough to be beneath the radar. They'll pay us outside the country and I'll get nearly every dollar they pay. That means it won't take me nearly as long to get the Mil or two that I want to have before I retire.

I also agree with several of the people here who are expressing a desire to chill out. I want to go somewhere where the sun wakes me up and the moon puts me to bed. I want to walk in the mountains and meditate by a stream. I want to be an hour's drive or less to a large city so that I can go to a restaurant when I want but I don't have to be involved in the city. I don't want cable TV, I probably wouldn't even have a TV if my wife would allow it.

Wow, sounds exactly like what I'm looking for other than the TV. Gotta have some sports now and then as well as the food channel.

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 12:37 PM
those places look pretty sweet. i wonder how the language barrier would be like?
I'll probably purchase the land and start building the home two to four years before I plan to move. Depending on how it all goes and if I find the right land I might even buy earlier than that. That will give me PLENTY of chance to learn the local language. Of course I'll have several visits to the country before I buy, so I don't forsee it being an issue.

For under $15k/year you can live like a king with a maid six days a week in most of those countries. The type of lifestyle that would cost 10x that or more in the US.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 12:41 PM
Well, unless they're doing something you don't like, apparently...

No one was saying that. They are free to do whatever they want and we are free to think it is distasteful. Like being a bronco fan or something.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:45 PM
Well, unless they're doing something you don't like, apparently...

The whole movement is one. They are the one's that make a fags life worth more than a heterosexual. Their mentality is the one promoting the pussification of the American male. This liberal Eurofag mentality is the one going after my dog now too. They crossed the line IMO when they did that. They won't be happy till every alpha male on the planet is nuetered, every gun is confiscated and every young buck has cock in his mouth.

chiefs4me
06-21-2005, 12:46 PM
If I had a couple of million dollars...I would want to be someplace where I could wear shorts everyday, no shoes if I didn't want to...the sun shining everyday..oh yea, I am alrady here...No really I would stay in Texas and move down by the ocean, then take the rest of the money and buy a plane, so I could jet back and forth to KC and Dallas, gotta have my Chiefs and Stars...

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:47 PM
I'll probably purchase the land and start building the home two to four years before I plan to move. Depending on how it all goes and if I find the right land I might even buy earlier than that. That will give me PLENTY of chance to learn the local language. Of course I'll have several visits to the country before I buy, so I don't forsee it being an issue.

For under $15k/year you can live like a king with a maid six days a week in most of those countries. The type of lifestyle that would cost 10x that or more in the US.

Your singing to the choir. I'm ready to roll. If I had the money now I would be gone.

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 12:47 PM
question, how we're the people there? Italians have respect for America, and their people. You'd be fine there, no worries. It's all good.

well i was over there to play in a small college all-star game against the french national team (american football). at the game they treated us very well. away from the field they were very rude. i think french people are just rude by nature. even to their own people. i think they feel the same about us.

wildcat09
06-21-2005, 12:47 PM
Your singing to the choir. I'm ready to roll. If I had the money now I would be gone.


me too. i wanna tag along

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 12:48 PM
No one was saying that. They are free to do whatever they want and we are free to think it is distasteful. Like being a bronco fan or something.

There's the real intolerance. Kids these days don't know better because that is what they teach them in school now.

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 12:53 PM
Damnit BD, now you have me daydreaming about the future instead of focusing on the task at hand... :)

KChiefsQT
06-21-2005, 12:55 PM
Florence, Italy.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 01:02 PM
The whole movement is one. They are the one's that make a Rump Rangers life worth more than a heterosexual. Their mentality is the one promoting the pussification of the American male. This liberal EuroRump Ranger mentality is the one going after my dog now too. They crossed the line IMO when they did that. They won't be happy till every alpha male on the planet is nuetered, every gun is confiscated and every young buck has cock in his mouth.Watch out for those space aliens, too.

stevieray
06-21-2005, 01:05 PM
i wanna tag along

That sounds like a lofty goal.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:09 PM
Watch out for those space aliens, too.

Like I said before, if you love the liberal EuroRump Ranger mentality god bless you. Frankly I could give a rats ass what somebody else does until it effects me. This liberal movement is effecting me. Now you think we can drop this now and get back to finding the best places to move.

RealSNR
06-21-2005, 01:09 PM
If Gerhard Assface weren't in power, I'd go to Germany.

Southeast China is a really beautiful place. If language weren't a problem, I'd love to take a vacation there. Living there... since I have money it wouldn't be so bad. Eventually my wealth would get downsized to the currency they have though, and I wouldn't be able to buy 3 meals a day for a week for under 10 bucks.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:11 PM
If Gerhard Assface weren't in power, I'd go to Germany.

Southeast China is a really beautiful place. If language weren't a problem, I'd love to take a vacation there. Living there... since I have money it wouldn't be so bad. Eventually my wealth would get downsized to the currency they have though, and I wouldn't be able to buy 3 meals a day for a week for under 10 bucks.

You shouldn't be worried about the currency there are lots of ways to take care of that.

MOhillbilly
06-21-2005, 01:18 PM
Ohhh. Cockfighting. How ironic that you just had an exchange with el borracho.

cause hes drunk?

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 01:19 PM
If Gerhard Assface weren't in power, I'd go to Germany.<img src="http://www.petitionspot.com/uploads/2356-106_a3.jpg" style="width: 133px; height: 100px; border: 0" alt="" />

"ZIP IT!"

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 01:19 PM
Watch out for those space aliens, too.
I notice that you pull that picture out every time someone doesn't like the direction that something is going. Displeasure with a current path does not equate to paranoia.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 01:21 PM
Displeasure with a current path does not equate to paranoia.Correct.

Paranoia, on the other hand, equates to paranoia.

"Them golldamn liberal pinko commies want all us manly men to die or start suckin' dick, and they want our sons to suck dick, too! It's all a part of their plan to emasculate us and get our little dogs, too!"

And how many times have I ever used that pic? Three, maybe four times, if even that?

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 01:22 PM
Correct.

Paranoia, on the other hand, equates to paranoia.

And how many times have I ever used that pic? Three, maybe four times, if even that?
I've seen it twice that I can recall and I don't read every thread. It is possible that I've seen every occurance.

Rain Man
06-21-2005, 01:24 PM
In answer to the original question, I'd go with Nepal once the Maoist civil war is over. It's absolutely gorgeous, dirt cheap to live in, low taxes, friendly people, tourism infrastructure (which includes good restaurants), and there are enough Americans as tourists that you'd always be able to meet some interesting people.

However, I might just live aboard the Freedomship. http://www.freedomship.com/

Rain Man
06-21-2005, 01:29 PM
And how many times have I ever used that pic? Three, maybe four times, if even that?

30,000, more or less.

We're talking about your avatar picture, right?

Simplex3
06-21-2005, 01:29 PM
However, I might just live aboard the Freedomship. http://www.freedomship.com/
It's an interresting idea but too expensive for my tastes. I would also have a problem being around tourists 365 days a year.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:34 PM
Correct.

Paranoia, on the other hand, equates to paranoia.

"Them golldamn liberal pinko commies want all us manly men to die or start suckin' dick, and they want our sons to suck dick, too! It's all a part of their plan to emasculate us and get our little dogs, too!"

And how many times have I ever used that pic? Three, maybe four times, if even that?

Dude drop it. Go hang out with you little butt buddy queer bait already. You probably can't even see the pussification of America taking place because your too damn young.

Ultra Peanut
06-21-2005, 01:38 PM
Dude drop it. Go hang out with you little butt buddy queer bait already. You probably can't even see the pussification of America taking place because your too damn young.ROFL

I really don't have a response, simply because the above was so hilariously off and ineffective as an apparent attempt at insulting me.

Go rape a pit bull.

keg in kc
06-21-2005, 01:48 PM
It's amazing how someone as big and aggressive as Troy can play the whiny victim so well. That's real talent.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:49 PM
ROFL

I really don't have a response, simply because the above was so hilariously off and ineffective as an apparent attempt at insulting me.

Go rape a pit bull.

Bottom line is your too young to have seen this progress. Did they teach boxing in school when you went. Was archery a class you had? How about slaughterball did you ever play that? I know it wasn't a school approved activity but how bout smear the queer?

My godson is in school now. Besides having homosexual pride week where they all wear rainbows stickers and they also teach him that he may be a queer. On top of that any physical activities in physical education that could show the physical dominance of one child over another have been removed. This liberal movement is also the one that's after anything alpha maleish from guns, hunting and rodeo's right on down to dog legislation. These are facts. You never got the chance to experience the world when you weren't being force fed this liberal horseshit. It's not your fault it's just the way it is. Your reality and people like you have nothing to do with mine as the world we grew up in was very different.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:51 PM
It's amazing how someone as big and aggressive as Troy can play the whiny victim so well. That's real talent.

Going to play Zach's game? You get an F for creativity. You can't even come up with your own material. I am not a victim I just hate this liberal mindset and will eventually leave because of it.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 01:53 PM
This is really not the direction I wanted to go with this. I hope we can move on now. I really want to hear about all the great places out there I can start looking at.

keg in kc
06-21-2005, 02:00 PM
Going to play Zach's game? You get an F for creativity. You can't even come up with your own material. I am not a victim I just hate this liberal mindset and will eventually leave because of it.I don't have a clue what "Zach's game" is. You've just been complaining more than I remember lately. And that's fine, we're all free to do that and I don't really care. Just seems weird; you never struck me as being like that in the past, you always seemed to be more mellow. I guess I just missed all the "I hate libbies" rants. I don't read the political board, so if that's where the "Zach" thing is from, I'd be clueless...

My vote would be New Zealand. Always struck me as an awesome looking place and I dig their accents. Somewhere in Asia, too, maybe. I just have this thing for asian chicks. I don't ever see myself living anywhere out of the country, though.

morphius
06-21-2005, 02:02 PM
well i was over there to play in a small college all-star game against the french national team (american football). at the game they treated us very well. away from the field they were very rude. i think french people are just rude by nature. even to their own people. i think they feel the same about us.
Had an Political Science instructor in college say that the French can't even like themselves, how can they be expected to like anyone else, when asked about the poor US French relationship.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 02:10 PM
I don't have a clue what "Zach's game" is. You've just been complaining more than I remember lately. And that's fine, we're all free to do that and I don't really care. Just seems weird; you never struck me as being like that in the past, you always seemed to be more mellow. I guess I just missed all the "I hate libbies" rants.

My vote would be New Zealand. Always struck me as an awesome looking place and I dig their accents. I don't ever see myself living anywhere out of the country, though.

The dog legislation the liberals out here are pushing through really has me on edge. The things they are proposing are truly scary. Pretty soon I will probably have to keep my dog in the house and not even be able to take him anywhere to get in a workout. I was ranting through my whole workout about it last night at the gym. I probably shouldn't post while I'm like this. I always got along with psicosis really well before, that's a pirme example of just how testy I have become. Still doesn't change any of the facts I posted though. Because of this recent legislation I will probably never vote for democrat again. I have just had enough of this whole pussification BS. I look at Europe and I see our future. What a terrible thing to happen to such a great country.

keg in kc
06-21-2005, 02:20 PM
Well, I look at it this way. There's a lot right with the US, and there's a lot wrong with the US. On the bad side, I think the problem isn't so much that we're being "pussified" but that we've become so fat and happy (soft, maybe, so partly what you're saying) and we don't care or pay attention to what's going on around us or what's happening to us. And less and less people think for themselves; we're basically being programmed by TV and radio news conglomerates. I think we're really...comfortable, for lack of a better word, as a group of people.

I also think that we need a complete overhaul of our government, because I think it's corrupt at virtually every level, all this including a re-working and modernization of the constitution, but I don't expect that to ever happen.

That's about as political as I get, though. I don't think anything's going to change until people wake up and start thinking and acting for themselves (I mean normal, everyday people). And I think that while there are problems here, this is still the best place in the world to be. But I've never really been anywhere else for any length of time, so I'm biased.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 02:40 PM
Anybody ever spend any time in Argentina?

KC Dan
06-21-2005, 02:41 PM
Anybody ever spend any time in Argentina?
No and don't cry for me...STFU

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 02:42 PM
No and don't cry for me...STFU
ROFL

Jenson71
06-21-2005, 03:51 PM
I've heard Fiji's nice.

el borracho
06-21-2005, 03:55 PM
Anybody ever spend any time in Argentina?
Not yet. I'm dying to go to Iguacu falls, though. Almost went when I was in Brazil a few years ago but ran out of time and money. I think Argentina might be one of the South American countries with a large Italian immigrant background but I might be misremembering. :shrug:

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 04:01 PM
I've heard Fiji's nice.

My old neighbor is from there. His whole family came out here when he was young. He is considering going back. He says this country is not the same as it used to be. His kids are trying to get him to move to Idaho the last few years he's here. He's like IDAHO? ROFL I don't know what the hell he would do there considering he is charge of the fueling of all the jets at SFO.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 04:04 PM
Not yet. I'm dying to go to Iguacu falls, though. Almost went when I was in Brazil a few years ago but ran out of time and money. I think Argentina might be one of the South American countries with a large Italian immigrant background but I might be misremembering. :shrug:

I need to start learning more. One of the partners here has been checking out his options for awhile and Panama is one of his top 3 picks. We continue to see executives retire down to South America though. I have to take some time to travel around there.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 04:33 PM
I need to start learning more. One of the partners here has been checking out his options for awhile and Panama is one of his top 3 picks. We continue to see executives retire down to South America though. I have to take some time to travel around there.

Is it safe to live down in places like that? Panama, Central and South American countries?

I'd definitely consider this if I were super rich, but I dont think I will ever have the problem.

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 04:38 PM
Is it safe to live down in places like that? Panama, Central and South American countries?

I'd definitely consider this if I were super rich, but I dont think I will ever have the problem.

That's the whole dealio. You don't have to be super wealthy to live like a king down there. 1 Mill basically and your living like a king in most places for the rest of your life. Servants and the whole shabang with a great house and nobody trying to micromanage every aspect of your life while taxing you into the ground.

There are some places that are far safer than others. I have heard great things about Brazil, Costa Rica and Argentina. Panama is supposed to be very stable and affordable.

Eleazar
06-21-2005, 04:42 PM
That's the whole dealio. You don't have to be super wealthy to live like a king down there. 1 Mill basically and your living like a king in most places for the rest of your life. Servants and the whole shabang with a great house and nobody trying to micromanage every aspect of your life while taxing you into the ground.

There are some places that are far safer than others. I have heard great things about Brazil, Costa Rica and Argentina. Panama is supposed to be very stable and affordable.

Interesting. Obviously I would want to avoid a place like Colombia but I wondered what else that part of the world was like.

I have worked with people from Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela, and all of them came here under the guise of making a bunch of money, saving every last time for 10 or 20 years, then going back home to live like a fat cat, like you said.

Speaking of beautiful women, the guy from Brazil was married to one of the most smoking hot women I have ever seen on earth, without a doubt. Dude was about 5'0", at least 10 years older than her, bald, a complete dork, everything. If they make them all like that, I am moving down there!!

BIG_DADDY
06-21-2005, 04:54 PM
Interesting. Obviously I would want to avoid a place like Colombia but I wondered what else that part of the world was like.

I have worked with people from Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela, and all of them came here under the guise of making a bunch of money, saving every last time for 10 or 20 years, then going back home to live like a fat cat, like you said.

Speaking of beautiful women, the guy from Brazil was married to one of the most smoking hot women I have ever seen on earth, without a doubt. Dude was about 5'0", at least 10 years older than her, bald, a complete dork, everything. If they make them all like that, I am moving down there!!

There was this Colombian dumb ass that used to sell health club memberships for me I hadn't seen in years till one day I am at this taqueria and he walks in. I'm like "hey what's up Alex" He gives me this blank stare. "I know you from somewhere he says" sounding all stupid. "I would think so" I said, "you worked for me for years" Anyways he goes on to tell me about a trip he took to Brazil. He was loving this salsa bar he was at big time. There were tons of hot women in there. He is telling some guy how much he likes the place and the guy apparently was the owner. He said if you like it so so much why don't you buy it? When he asked how much the guy said 10k. He pulled out his check book right there and bought it. He had lived down there for a few years ever since and said he would never come back to live here. Making great money and has a very hot girlfriend. I'm telling you this chick was smokin and he is a complete dork.

Inspector
06-21-2005, 05:51 PM
The northeastern coast of Australia. Townsville - nice little community close to the beach.

It's tropical and I have family living there.

Rain Man
06-21-2005, 06:01 PM
Northwest Australia would be kind of cool. Talk about not being bothered...


I've visited Tasmania, and it's spectacular. I don't know what the government environment is like, but if you want to live in a place that's a throwback to an earlier America, Tasmania might be the place.

alanm
06-21-2005, 06:36 PM
Why would Mexico be empty soon?
They'll all be here. :cuss:

Coach
06-21-2005, 06:49 PM
Anyone ever been to Sweden?

go bo
06-21-2005, 07:54 PM
that's easy, samoa for me...

CosmicPal
06-21-2005, 08:05 PM
Australia
The Carribeans
Amsterdam
Ireland
Scotland
Switzerland
Sweden
Canada

Rain Man
06-21-2005, 08:11 PM
Australia
The Carribeans
Amsterdam
Ireland
Scotland
Switzerland
Sweden
Canada


Planning on getting chopped up into a bunch of little pieces, eh?

|Zach|
06-21-2005, 08:13 PM
It's amazing how someone as big and aggressive as Troy can play the whiny victim so well. That's real talent.
He whines as much as anyone on the board. Oh well, I find that, and his obsessions with me fun these days.

As for the rest of the thread I think London would be an enjoyable place to be. I would be interested in Austrailia as well.

Otter
06-21-2005, 08:13 PM
South America.

Fairplay
06-21-2005, 08:15 PM
I would live in euphoria.

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 09:51 AM
that's easy, samoa for me...

Interesting, what's the deal with Samoa?

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 09:51 AM
South America.


Which Part.

Rain Man
06-22-2005, 09:54 AM
I would live in euphoria.

Is euphoria near europe?

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 09:57 AM
Is euphoria near europe?

If your a liberal wieney ass probably. :)

Rain Man
06-22-2005, 10:00 AM
Interesting, what's the deal with Samoa?

His wife is Samoan, so he's probably presuming that he'll get a hometown discount at the Samoa Starbucks.

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 10:19 AM
His wife is Samoan, so he's probably presuming that he'll get a hometown discount at the Samoa Starbucks.
ROFL

Funny thing is I was talking to pops about this and he just laughs. "A real simple life for a real complicated person, interesting" He thinks I would go stir crazy within 6 months. Lil momma totally agrees with him as well. I don't know maybe they see something I don't. I sure would like to give it a shot though.

Rain Man
06-22-2005, 10:33 AM
There's something about moving to a laid-back place that would be nice. I've occasionally pondered what it would be like to move to Tahiti and start up some sort of resort. I'm ... uh ... a little short on funds to do that right now, though.

I've got a neighbor who is a nice older lady, and many years ago she and her husband went to Tahiti on vacation. When it came time to come home, she didn't. She divorced the husband and did the Gaugin thing, working as an artist, and stayed in Tahiti for one or two years.

In a side note, she's probably in her 60s or 70s now, and she rented out her house a couple of months ago and headed down to live in Costa Rica for six months. She's emerging as my hero.

go bo
06-22-2005, 11:35 AM
Interesting, what's the deal with Samoa?south seas tropical island between tahiti and new zealand...

warm/hot year round with lovely cool sea breezes (it's not a very big island - well actually there are two larger islands and several small ones that make up samoa...

cost of living for the most part is very low (except for american style consumer goods)...

and best of all, my wife is from there and there are a kazillion relatives there...

and i really enjoy the old fashioned culture thingie...

i'm already a matai (like a chief sorta), so i would fit right in...

of course, i still don't speak samoan, but that doesn't matter as everyone on the island is educated in english...

i haven't been there myself yet, but someday i hope to go...

and once i get there, i'm not coming back...

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 11:37 AM
There's something about moving to a laid-back place that would be nice. I've occasionally pondered what it would be like to move to Tahiti and start up some sort of resort. I'm ... uh ... a little short on funds to do that right now, though.

I've got a neighbor who is a nice older lady, and many years ago she and her husband went to Tahiti on vacation. When it came time to come home, she didn't. She divorced the husband and did the Gaugin thing, working as an artist, and stayed in Tahiti for one or two years.

In a side note, she's probably in her 60s or 70s now, and she rented out her house a couple of months ago and headed down to live in Costa Rica for six months. She's emerging as my hero.

The Costa Rica theme just keeps coming doesn't it? The client I was talking about earlier that is moving there in 3 years is a very good friend as well. I will have to check out the area when I visit him. He has a friend there already living on the water. He said the guy didn't have that much money when he left but it was enough to get a good property and have some money left over. Apparently he got a little bored so he started fishing 3 days a week and sells all his extra fish to some of the local restaurants. Doesn't sound like a bad life. I think I could occupy my time with training, cooking and hobbies.

go bo
06-22-2005, 11:38 AM
His wife is Samoan, so he's probably presuming that he'll get a hometown discount at the Samoa Starbucks.unfortunately, i don't patronize starbucks, so that won't do me any good... :p :p :p

Otter
06-22-2005, 11:38 AM
Which Part.

Good question: Prolly Argentina or Brazil. I was in Brazil a couple years ago and it's a wild, liberal place but you take a wrong turn or get off on the wrong stop and you're a dead man.

Never in Argentina but I hear it's better as far as crime and overall development is concerned.

If I don't have to work then we get into a whole other realm. Prolly live far outside the big city in a nice little piece of paradise.

Couple days in the sun and brush up on my Spanish and I'll fit right in.

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 11:38 AM
south seas tropical island between tahiti and new zealand...

warm/hot year round with lovely cool sea breezes (it's not a very big island - well actually there are two larger islands and several small ones that make up samoa...

cost of living for the most part is very low (except for american style consumer goods)...

and best of all, my wife is from there and there are a kazillion relatives there...

and i really enjoy the old fashioned culture thingie...

i'm already a matai (like a chief sorta), so i would fit right in...

of course, i still don't speak samoan, but that doesn't matter as everyone on the island is educated in english...

i haven't been there myself yet, but someday i hope to go...

and once i get there, i'm not coming back...


Cool, I would like to come visit some time? Sounds great.

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 11:44 AM
Good question: Prolly Argentina or Brazil. I was in Brazil a couple years ago and it's a wild, liberal place but you take a wrong turn or get off on the wrong stop and you're a dead man.

Never in Argentina but I hear it's better as far as crime and overall development is concerned.

If I don't have to work then we get into a whole other realm. Prolly live far outside the big city in a nice little piece of paradise.

Couple days in the sun and brush up on my Spanish and I'll fit right in.

Do you know anything about gun legislation in South America? I can't find anything on this subject. I know Brazil outlawed them and then changed their mind but I have no idea how it is in different areas.

el borracho
06-22-2005, 11:49 AM
Good question: Prolly Argentina or Brazil. I was in Brazil a couple years ago and it's a wild, liberal place but you take a wrong turn or get off on the wrong stop and you're a dead man.

Never in Argentina but I hear it's better as far as crime and overall development is concerned.

If I don't have to work then we get into a whole other realm. Prolly live far outside the big city in a nice little piece of paradise.

Couple days in the sun and brush up on my Spanish and I'll fit right in.
They speak portugese in Brazil.

keg in kc
06-22-2005, 11:50 AM
I thought about this some last night, and I think if I could pick anywhere to live, I'd start with a year or two on the moon, and then go on to Mars. This is assuming, of course, that I win a $200 million lottery and then turn all that into billions and billions through wise and lucky investments. That would definitely be my dream in life (seriously). Well, the living on the moon part, at least. I don't even buy lottery tickets. Figure this is the one dream I'll never reach.

Rain Man
06-22-2005, 11:54 AM
The Costa Rica theme just keeps coming doesn't it? The client I was talking about earlier that is moving there in 3 years is a very good friend as well. I will have to check out the area when I visit him. He has a friend there already living on the water. He said the guy didn't have that much money when he left but it was enough to get a good property and have some money left over. Apparently he got a little bored so he started fishing 3 days a week and sells all his extra fish to some of the local restaurants. Doesn't sound like a bad life. I think I could occupy my time with training, cooking and hobbies.

Doesn't sound bad.

I've heard more about Costa Rica as a foreign retirement place than any place other than perhaps Mexico. I guess the government there is a stable democracy, and the country doesn't have the problems that most third-world countries face. It's also a pretty short plane ride back to the States if you need health care or other goodies.

I will very seriously consider a foreign country when I retire. My wife is currently not in favor of it, but I've got another 20 or 25 years to convince her.

The scariest part to me is the corruption in these other countries. I'd hate to plunk down a bunch of money for a house and then just have the government take it so that Pancho and his boys can have a party house with Michael Irvin. Of course, they seize property with increasing frequency here in the U.S. too, using eminent domain, so that's becoming less of a concern for me in moving.

Otter
06-22-2005, 12:41 PM
They speak portugese in Brazil.

:spock:

Uh, that would explain a couple things. Wow, I'm a moron.

Do you know anything about gun legislation in South America? I can't find anything on this subject. I know Brazil outlawed them and then changed their mind but I have no idea how it is in different areas.http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/images/clear.gif

No, can't help ya there. I'll let ya know if I come across anything.

BIG_DADDY
06-22-2005, 01:36 PM
Doesn't sound bad.

I've heard more about Costa Rica as a foreign retirement place than any place other than perhaps Mexico. I guess the government there is a stable democracy, and the country doesn't have the problems that most third-world countries face. It's also a pretty short plane ride back to the States if you need health care or other goodies.

I will very seriously consider a foreign country when I retire. My wife is currently not in favor of it, but I've got another 20 or 25 years to convince her.

The scariest part to me is the corruption in these other countries. I'd hate to plunk down a bunch of money for a house and then just have the government take it so that Pancho and his boys can have a party house with Michael Irvin. Of course, they seize property with increasing frequency here in the U.S. too, using eminent domain, so that's becoming less of a concern for me in moving.

I think you will see more counties catering to this type of person. As the baby boomers increase in age and look for affordable places to live and bank without being taxed to death. There are many areas that are stable now. I still wouldn't suggest moving all assets out of the country though. You should always keep enough here to cover your ass in case of a major problem. If America continues to try and micromanage everyone's life as I believe they will it will be refreshing to those of us that remember how America used to be to get back to a climate where everyone mids there own business instead of being in everyone else's too. I know I look forward to that as much as anything else.