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Munich or Vienna.
Could You See Yourself Living Outside the U.S.?
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Hell yes. We live in a global economy so you gotta go to wherever your position might now be located
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To visit, yes. To reside, no. Gotta love the hustle here in the US! Only the strong survive 
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I can see myself living outside the U.S. Besides the cold, I think I can see myself in Canada. Other places: Italy, Brazil, Japan, and maybe Australia.
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For sure. First to third word there is plenty of places I'd like to live. I got a homie in Beijing who left and is never coming back.
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Lived in Thailand for four years, I'd drop everything to do it again. Life in the states feels dull as hell now.
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Lived in Antigua and Barbuda for about 2 years now. Almost done with school here, and I can't wait to get out this place and go back to America.
It has officially ruined me living or visiting anywhere tropical for a while(if not forever).
It has officially ruined me living or visiting anywhere tropical for a while(if not forever).
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I can see myself living in London or another major city in Europe. Maybe Tokyo but as long as the yambs are right I'll be fine.
3 to 5 years would be the max I think.
3 to 5 years would be the max I think.
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you in med school? how is it? might be headed there with my girl in august
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not sure if srs lol. but theres many things and places to go. you have the city (Accra) and of course the village side where you can frolic and jump around with kids like in the video
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Yes sir. PM sent, I don't wanna clutter the thread with this.
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if i had bread i could live on an island forever just give me good wifi and no worries of a hurricane and I'm set
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For those of you saying Australia... Do you realize racial relations there make the US look like a Utopian paradise ?
The overwhelming presence and audacity of Australian racism is akin to the US in the 19th/early 20th century.
An extremely brief history lesson as to some of the reasons why Australia's white superiority complex is so huge.
The overwhelming presence and audacity of Australian racism is akin to the US in the 19th/early 20th century.
An extremely brief history lesson as to some of the reasons why Australia's white superiority complex is so huge.
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you'd flourish.Hit a dude with the 411 on being African-American in Cape Town, or just South Africa in general?
And the chicks would be on your D hard...
I have said it a million times on here...
South Africa is where the booty was invented...
And chicks are fine as hell...
Light skin, caramel, dark...
Whatever you want
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South Africa is poppin like that?
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Man I gotta visit before I graduate.you'd flourish.Hit a dude with the 411 on being African-American in Cape Town, or just South Africa in general?
And the chicks would be on your D hard...
I have said it a million times on here...
South Africa is where the booty was invented...
And chicks are fine as hell...
Light skin, caramel, dark...
Whatever you want
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maybe for a year or 2 but all my family and friends are here, i'd def miss it
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If they dont speak Arabic or English, I cant move there. Canada or Australia would be my first two choices
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Definitely. At least a year in these places:
London
Paris
South of France
Italy
South Africa
Ghana
Nigeria
T&T
Brazil
Monaco
Prague
Amsterdam
Sweden
Austrailia
Few more places but no need to make the list super long
Only one got me tentative is if I wanted to live in Japan for a while. Language is hard as **** to learn and a black man is either an alien or mistaken for an American superstar over there. I'd have to visit a few times to get the hang of it.
I also want to try living on a 1st class cruise ship for a year.
London
Paris
South of France
Italy
South Africa
Ghana
Nigeria
T&T
Brazil
Monaco
Prague
Amsterdam
Sweden
Austrailia
Few more places but no need to make the list super long
Only one got me tentative is if I wanted to live in Japan for a while. Language is hard as **** to learn and a black man is either an alien or mistaken for an American superstar over there. I'd have to visit a few times to get the hang of it.
I also want to try living on a 1st class cruise ship for a year.
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Not anymore given recent events here in the states. Before tho, hell yea I wanted to get my bsme and eventually move to Europe or Asia.
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When I still had Summer Vacations, I spent a lot of time in Mexico City, Provence, Germany, Tuscany and Paris. However, I would not want to live in another Country indefinitely. California is my home, particularly the Central Coast and LA Metro.
I have had some friends and some cousins who have lived in other countries for close to or more than one year. You begin to miss your home country. My cousins in Italy said that they yearned for Peanut Butter and Ketchup even though they did not eat those products regularly. My friend, who taught English in Korea, missed seeing Football games Sunday Morning and Forth of July BBQ's.
As great as the World is, I am happy to stay in California.
I have had some friends and some cousins who have lived in other countries for close to or more than one year. You begin to miss your home country. My cousins in Italy said that they yearned for Peanut Butter and Ketchup even though they did not eat those products regularly. My friend, who taught English in Korea, missed seeing Football games Sunday Morning and Forth of July BBQ's.
As great as the World is, I am happy to stay in California.
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yea Toronto would probably be my main choice, then Chicago, then DR since my folks from there
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