| REFLUX |
For myself:
1) Vancouver
2) London, England
3) Paris
Also have to say that living in Edmonton is great too :) |
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| Nite_Rydah |
Cali will probably be a popular response but i really wouldn't mind livin' in/near LA...such a happening place, i've always enjoyed it there..plus i love crowds
Germany would be cool also
but i'll agree with u reflux..living in Edmonton is awesome, it will always be called home |
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| mwdguy |
quote:
Originally posted by Nite_Rydah
Cali will probably be a popular response but i really wouldn't mind livin' in/near LA...such a happening place, i've always enjoyed it there..plus i love crowds
Germany would be cool also
but i'll agree with u reflux..living in Edmonton is awesome, it will always be called home
Gold Coast of Spain
Tuscany in Italy
Some Small Carribean Island
Black Forest in Germany
Stavanger Norway (lived there when i was younger, would love to move back) |
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| blown_mr2 |
| Any island in the Florida Keys.:cool: |
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| DeathBy240 |
Sweden
Canmore
Italy |
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| dc2696 |
| anywhere with mountains and as little days below zero as possible:D |
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| CanuckDave |
Edmonton.. I'm pretty happy here.
if I were to move some where though, I'd want to go to either:
Vancouver
Germany (mmm nurburgring)
California (mmmm laguna seca) |
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| Orzel |
Poland
Germany
Banff |
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| dc2696 |
| whats with everyone wanting to go to vancouver? anywhere in the world and u pick there? just curious not meaning to be a dick. |
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| Z3r03rr0r |
| I would pick San Diego over Vancouver any day supposedly SD has the most moderate temperature swing, average temp throughough the year is about 75F or 24C. Hawaii is another nice place |
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| bigmack000 |
| cayman islands when hurricanes come italy |
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| Insomniac |
Vancouver: Mild winters, mountains, ocean, pretty, restaurants, parks, close to the US but not in the US.
I just feel at home there. |
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| clapbak |
Vancouver too.. been twice.. I love it...
Id move there in a flash.. Only downfall to van is the uber high cost of living.. :'\ |
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| REFLUX |
Insomniac:
Exactly.
Vancouver/Lower Mainland is one of the few places that you can enjoy a vast variety of outdoor sports and it also offers a huge diversity of things that attract ppl of different lifestyles.
There are the mountains (summer & winter sports), the ocean, if you're a dog lover BC has been rated the most dog friendly province, it's a major entry/exit point if you enjoy travelling (no need for a domestic transfer cept maybe for Europe = TO), metropolitan city = shopping & access to all the latest trends, it's still Canadian (no need to adjust to culture & language...or Americans LOL j/k), close to the border, great weather, beautiful view, awesome food, ppl mind their own business (though they can be rude but small town syndrome is terrible too), etc etc.
If you want a "small town" feel then you can live in one of the surrounding cities and only find yourself a short drive away from big city amenities. |
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| redbaron303 |
| Vancouver, London -England, Paris/Marsielles (I know I spelt that wrong) - France, Malibu - CA.... Maybe someplace in Switzerland also??? |
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| Orzel |
Mountains, I specifically want mountains.
Whether its the rockies, or the alps, or Himalayas, w.e. |
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| dance_of_curse |
| vancouver/sunshine coast....or japan...not to be all initial d but...tokyo or any smaller surrounding areas would be sweet....as long as it doesnt snow:p :bthumbup: |
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| CanuckDave |
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Originally posted by dance_of_curse
vancouver/sunshine coast....or japan...not to be all initial d but...tokyo or any smaller surrounding areas would be sweet....as long as it doesnt snow:p :bthumbup:
haha yeah I was thinking the same thing, I'd love to live in japan for a while, but I can't really see myself moving there permanently.. |
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| dance_of_curse |
| yeah maybe a few years i really wanna go to a garage there and start learning how to fix the damn japanese cars/tune them....could make big bucks properly tuning to japanese rhd cars here...theres so many and i bet they would rather have some one who learned to do it properly then try and fix it/fuck it up them selves...for the most part at least..:bthumbup: |
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| Buddyworm |
In terms of setting up a life I'd definately pick Vancouver. I spent my first 6 years of life there and I still miss it.
But I would love to live in Japan for about a year. I've wanted to go there almost as long as I can remember.
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Originally posted by REFLUX
If you want a "small town" feel then you can live in one of the surrounding cities and only find yourself a short drive away from big city amenities.
Case-in-point: Trail! Man that's a nice little town! Such gorgeous scenery and The Cauldron...goddayum! Best pasta you'll ever taste! If you ever pass through there. Haul your ass over to that restaurant and pig out. It's glorious!
B-Wurm :D |
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| stealth |
Dubai
Florida
L.A
Germany |
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| PraxRX7 |
we should organize a 2007 or 2008 780tuner japan trip!
I plan to go for 3 months, look for a nice car to get shipped over, and enjoy the culture and the food...oh the food! |
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| dc2696 |
quote:
Originally posted by PraxRX7
we should organize a 2007 or 2008 780tuner japan trip!
I plan to go for 3 months, look for a nice car to get shipped over, and enjoy the culture and the food...oh the food!
dam good idea, I'm down.:bthumbup: |
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| CanuckDave |
quote:
Originally posted by PraxRX7
we should organize a 2007 or 2008 780tuner japan trip!
I plan to go for 3 months, look for a nice car to get shipped over, and enjoy the culture and the food...oh the food!
HELL YES!!!!! :bthumbup: |
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| dance_of_curse |
| if i went id stay there for like a few years not three months:p :bthumbup: |
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| nissanz32 |
1)Monaco
2)Koenigsegg-It's a small town in the Austrian Alps, has an unbelievable view
3)Tuscany
4)Magnys-Y-Cours(located in Scotland)
I plan to live in Tuscany when I retire but any of these places wil do just fine |
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| DelSoln |
| Vancouver or Calgary. Lol flame away. |
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| night_font |
| id say either Los Angelas, Miami, or Germany...or Japan |
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| hockeyboy77 |
i like e-town, if i move away i will always have a place here
London, Eng
Las Vegas
anywhere but Calgary really lol |
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| Flex |
| anywhere theres no snow and I can ride my motorbike all year round........:) |
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| RacerGirl |
I'd be back in vancouver, but in a nice place downtown. :)
or Kyoto, Japan. |
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| oldraven |
Nova Scotia, for obvious reasons, but otherwise:
1) Just outside a medium sized town in the Scotish Highlands, or in a villiage in the Highlands.
2) Spain
3) New Zealand |
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| Imprezzme_STi |
1) Tokyo, Japan
2) Marseilles, France
3) London, England |
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