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Exciting adventures from around the globe
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I've been to exactly one country: America. But that'll change this summer when I go and visit Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. I'm quite worred about New Zealand, though. I've heard from many different sources that sheep-fucking is quite prominent.
Anyway.
So, why don't you cocks show off and share where you have been/what have you done around the world? Any interesting stories?
Any tips on how to take advantage of sheep?
Anyway.
So, why don't you cocks show off and share where you have been/what have you done around the world? Any interesting stories?
Any tips on how to take advantage of sheep?
Socialism is the concrete foundation of America. Capitalism is the flimsy tin shack that sits upon it.
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Prague is probably my favorite place ever.
Why?
Nice people, beautiful buildings everywhere you look, good, cheap beer.
These lists were copied from that facebook app since I honestly can't even remember the places where I've lived any more.
I've been to (but not lived in):
Where I've lived:
My parents were serving as doctors for the Navy, so they used to get re-stationed a lot. Even when we settled down they liked to go on a lot of vacations.
During high school I was part of a... let's just say it is a professional gay outlet. The director of the group managed to convince the school board that a two week international vacation branded as a "cultural exchange" would be good for these blossoming fags. Pretty sweet.
Apparently, I'm going to have to kill all of you.
The rest of you are on notice.
Moved to West Germany, 1986. While here I get to visit Austria, Switzerland and Italy.
Berlin Wall/USSR falls, 1989, I witness firsthand the reunification of Germany and the influx of Soviet bloc immigrants.
1991, we move to Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
1995, we move back to Texas.
1997, back to Ft. Sill.
1998 I complete boot at Ft. Benning, Georgia and get assigned to Camp Greaves, within mortar range of the DMZ in South Korea.
1999 I am reassigned to Ft. Campbell, KY.
2001 I am shipped off to Shabaz air base in Pakistan.
2002 I deploy into hostile operations in Afghanistan.
Later in 2002 I go back to Ft. Sill via the following route: Afghanistan>Pakistan>Oman>Quatarr>Cyprus>Germany>Ireland>Atlanta to do specialized training, then re-station to Ft. Lewis, WA
2003, medical discharge from Army, lived in the Seattle area ever since.
i'm probably moving back to vancouver next year. sydney's a great city but i'd never afford to live here and have a family. i can't wait 'till vancouver's market crashes after the olympics in 2010 and we can invest in some property
i'd love to see more of the states and europe, especially eastern europe. once you travel you kind of never want to stop. i can't really stop, since i have close family on two continents... i guess i'm doomed to constantly wander the earth. with all sorts of credit cards.
It's pretty neat.
also the pubs. man i miss having two pubs on every corner
that should be about it
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only lived in australia though
its pretty cool
if i felt like it i could just hop on a plane to europe and start working
also when i get this oic card i can do the same with india
I've only seen that movie once
I feel like there's a lot more to it then what I picked up from one viewing
am I correct
I have two, and permanent residence in Canada.
My wife has three.
I hear that
Also! Every time I mention that I was in a production of Tannhäuser people do that damn quote. So help me, Weaver
this summer I am going to tanzania, singapore and cambodia (and I really hope thailand for a weekend or something). I am trying to fill up my passport so I have to get an addition to it
this might be missing a few that I went to when I was very young
USA
Canada
Belize
Costa Rica
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
France
England
Turkey (Istanbul is a kickin' city)
and I'm not 15 yet
I can't imagine what the list will look like when I'm 30
this is true but I've got another 3 years or so
like getting robbed by pirates
and going to some island called Chacachacare near trinidad which used to be a leper colony, and for a few years after everyone on the island died no one would go there for fear of the disease
but he went anyway and there were all these neat mansions and stuff and everything was in the right place and it was like a ghost town where everyone had just suddenly left without packing anything up
so completely abandoned, fully furnished houses and mansions all around and free to explore
sounded really cool
and i think there was a graveyard, but one of the bodies was only partially covered and they thought (maybe there was some evidence, like matching a diary to some id) that it was the last person on the island, who died all by themselves and tried to bury themselves a bit just before death
apparently now everything has been looted and donald trump was thinking about building a casino there
that is awesome and sad and scary and sad
decent selection of smokes and cigars
as well as
heaps of candy and chocolate and my god it was like being a kid again
just all over the place
the smokes were only a small part of the store
i was in there for a minute or 2 and the only other customer was some girl like 8 years old
The Americas:
I've been basically everywhere save the west coast of the USA, including a road trip to Alaska.
Mexico
Canada
The Bahamas
Asia:
Korea (I've lived here now 8 years)
Japan
China
Thailand
Cambodia
Europe:
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Netherlands
Poland
Hungary
Switzerland
England
France
Italy
Czech Republic
Austria
The Vatican
Africa:
South Africa
(I saw Swaziland, but it's too crazy to actually enter that place.)
Eventually I'll make my way to South America and around Oceania. I want to make it to all seven continents before I die.
however I am also getting more leery of the dangers of traveling extensively all by my lonesome
this
this is the saddest thing
You want to visit Antarctica as well?