Nationalities

[jamesc]

Cymraeg!!!

Really? Better than being English I know, but would prefer somewhere sunny..

I'd go for U.S.A, sunny C.A

 

[Blue 1]

I had the best Indian Meal I've ever had in Little India, served on a palm leaf, by a bloke who had done an apprenticeship at ford Dagenham, he made us try basically everything that they did there, and every bit was fantastic, we didn't eat for about 3 days after.

Same here. Best Indian food I've ever tasted by an absolute mile.

About the only good thing about Singapore though. That and the women, anyway. And the Four Floors of Whores. Hated it otherwise. Sterile, unfriendly, fascist place. Sod living there for a laugh. Couldn't get out of there quickly enough.

 

[Blue 1]

That would be malaysia mate.

enter at on end and exit at the other, had about 6 weeks there, the hilariously named Malaka, The Cameron Highlands surrounded by tea, where you could have cream teas, scones and strawberries, and a roast dinner or fish and chips, very colonial, went to Penang as well and Kuala Lumpur then into Thailand.

Haha, did that exact route in 2005.

Cameron Highlands was well strange with all them mock tudor buildings, and eating tea and scones on a terrace overlooking tea plantations, in the pissing rain.

I'd choose Canadian, Kiwi or Aussie for a dual nationality just for the reason it would make it a damn sight easier to emigrate to one of them.

 

[DionDublin]

wouldnt mind being french

fancy retiring at 55

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Got it right the first time.

Although something a little island would be nice just for the pace of life - I'll take Bajan (Barbados).

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Haha, did that exact route in 2005.

Cameron Highlands was well strange with all them mock tudor buildings, and eating tea and scones on a terrace overlooking tea plantations, in the pissing rain.

I'd choose Canadian, Kiwi or Aussie for a dual nationality just for the reason it would make it a damn sight easier to emigrate to one of them.

I can go and live in NZ at any time as I have a resident visa, but not a passport, Kiwi's never seem to have any hassles with visas when travelling and get longer in places as well in asia, deffo a good travelling passport. I travelled with a Brazilian once and he had nightmares with visas, he couldn't get one for the UK cos of funds or lack of.

 

[Rogue]

Uzbekistani. Great standard of living, great night life. Plenty of jobs and hot women.