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Saskatchewan, Canada.

Ottowa, Canada or maybe Stockholm, Sweden

Geelong, AussieLand.

... Dont even Ask why.

Ajax, Ontario, Canada

Rome or Venice

Kalix

Auckland, New Zealand.

NYC.

Chicago

Tokyo or New York

Columbus or Las Vegas

Stockholm & Tokyo

Tokyo and or London

Originally posted by silver_tears
Rome or Venice

and florence.

istanbul.

I've been to most of the ones that I've always really wanted to. I still have to go to Geneva though.

Netherlands.

Originally posted by Furion
Netherlands.

Mighty big city, that one.

Originally posted by Dustin
Tokyo and or London

I agree

Shanghai.

Venice

Originally posted by Wild-Cherry
Kalix

tokyo

Venice, Rome, Tokyo, Chicago, Toronto many many more

Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
Saskatchewan, Canada. Saskatchewan is a province, isn't it?

For me, Rome.

Originally posted by kodak
Geelong, AussieLand.

... Dont even Ask why.

Originally posted by JediSamuraiMRB
Auckland, New Zealand.

mmm...

Compton, CA.

Originally posted by McLovin
Compton, CA.

Respect, brother.

Click Clack

L.A, New York, Tokyo, Osaka.

Florence
Venice
Rome
Paris
NYC
Chicago
Tokyo
Pompeii

Tjimben....
its says it on my myspace

London

Chicago

Originally posted by Strangelove
Saskatchewan is a province, isn't it?

For me, Rome.

That's why I haven't been there!

Originally posted by Kram3r
mmm... i knew you would say something

i would have 2 say L A

Why don't you people just go to these places?

Originally posted by kodak
i knew you would say something

haermm

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Why don't you people just go to these places?

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

Jefferton, USA

Originally posted by Reverend Axel
Jefferton, USA

Tokyo, there is no other place in the world I'd rather go to than Tokyo.

Vancouver, Canada

Anyplace in the UK.

Hahahahaha.

Tokyo or L.A

Going to visit both of them before I am 30. I WAS scheduled to go to New York next month, it was a gift from my parents for me and my girlfriend. We broke up and I aint going myself, mostly due to the fact that New York is a over-21 drinking policy and thats most likely what I would be doing.

Glasgow.

Glasgow is very very nice, used to be a right dive though.

If you do visit it, stay at the Crown Plaza and take a tour of the awesome Hampden park.

Originally posted by Discos
Glasgow is very very nice, used to be a right dive though.

If you do visit it, stay at the Crown Plaza and take a tour of the awesome Hampden park.

I think I might move there in a few years to be with friends.

do you know which area they stay in?

I forget the name.

why did they move their or do you know them through other means?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Hahahahaha.
What, I've been in love with the UK since I was born, problem? mmm

UK r00lz, we have like a tesco and everything

UK has the chav. If anything we suck

Originally posted by FoxMeister
UK has the chav. If anything we suck
Nah I agree with Discos....
Originally posted by Discos
UK r00lz, we have like a tesco and everything
I love EVERYTHING about the UK. heartbeat

UK has good points and bad but so do all countries, except australia, australia is awesome

Jefferton.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
What, I've been in love with the UK since I was born, problem? mmm

Have you ever been here?

Tokyo, London, Paris, Sydney......

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Have you ever been here? whats wrong with britain?

Tokyo, Japan
Berlin, Germany

Paris.

Originally posted by DarkC
Paris. For some reason the odor would keep me away.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Well, some parts of it are pretty nice, but saying 'anywhere in the UK' is pretty broad. There are a lot of shit holes in Britain, just like in any other place. from a tourists POV, the UK is very appealing, because they dont live there. We get alot of tourists here in Houston, and I dont understand why, because I live here.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
from a tourists POV, the UK is very appealing, because they dont live there. We get alot of tourists here in Houston, and I dont understand why, because I live here.

Houston is not an entire country, and it's rather insulting when a country as diverse as the UK, with both appealing and non appealing aspects is approached with blatant naivety and treated like some sort of never land. I would never dream of lumping a whole country together as either positive or negative, for instance I love Bali, but cannot stand Jakarta. I went to both with no previous conceptions, but I know which I like because I took the time to go there.

Originally posted by Thoren
Tokyo, Japan
Berlin, Germany

I'll agree with both of those. Both are places I'd very much love to visit some day.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Houston is not an entire country, and it's rather insulting when a country as diverse as the UK, with both appealing and non appealing aspects is approached with blatant naivety and treated like some sort of never land. I would never dream of lumping a whole country together as either positive or negative, for instance I love Bali, but cannot stand Jakarta. I went to both with no previous conceptions, but I know which I like because I took the time to go there. I wonder. Do you ever stop moaning?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
from a tourists POV, the UK is very appealing, because they dont live there. We get alot of tourists here in Houston, and I dont understand why, because I live here. I don't understand why anyone would want to go to Houston either laughcry

Oslo, Norway...'sup Blight!

mine would be:

Dubai, UAE
Karachi, Pakistan
Rio De Janerio, Brazil
St Petersburg, Russia
Istanbul, Turkey
Sydney, Australia

Originally posted by Nod
I wonder. Do you ever stop moaning?

When people say silly things, no, not really. One day, you, or someone else you've seen me moaning at might say something bordering on logical, when that happens, I assure you, I will not moan.

Another city I love, but haven't travelled to is Okinawa, Japan.

Tokyo
San Francisco
Sydney
London
Seattle
Moscow

Atlantis...




...

Mos Espa.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
When people say silly things, no, not really. One day, you, or someone else you've seen me moaning at might say something bordering on logical, when that happens, I assure you, I will not moan. Its the off topic forum. Who gives a shit.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Houston is not an entire country, and it's rather insulting when a country as diverse as the UK, with both appealing and non appealing aspects is approached with blatant naivety and treated like some sort of never land. I would never dream of lumping a whole country together as either positive or negative, for instance I love Bali, but cannot stand Jakarta. I went to both with no previous conceptions, but I know which I like because I took the time to go there. Frankie say relax.

Originally posted by Nod
Its the off topic forum. Who gives a shit.

Me, obviously.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Me, obviously. listen to frankie.

Nah, I really don't need to relax, I'm perfectly relaxed. Though I think some among you either ought to admit defeat outright, or just not try and debate. ''But this is the OTF is not an excuse'' if I was involved in a debate with someone on the bus, I would not stop them and say ''hang on just one minute, we should be doing this in a more purpose built place, perhaps the house of commons?''

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Nah, I really don't need to relax, I'm perfectly relaxed. Though I think some among you either ought to admit defeat outright, or just not try and debate. ''But this is the OTF is not an excuse'' if I was involved in a debate with someone on the bus, I would not stop them and say ''hang on just one minute, we should be doing this in a more purpose built place, perhaps the house of commons?'' well, whats to debate?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
well, whats to debate?

Whether saying your favourite city you've never been to is 'anywhere in the UK', is a fair statement given the diversity of the country, and the obvious rose tinted view of the poster.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Whether saying your favourite city you've never been to is 'anywhere in the UK', is a fair statement given the diversity of the country, and the obvious rose tinted view of the poster. so if I say to you I wanna visit the UK solely to visit London, whats your response?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Have you ever been here?
No, isn't that the point of the thread? No one understands why I love the UK so much even though I've never been there, so I'm not gonna waste my time explaining. confused

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
so if I say to you I wanna visit the UK solely to visit London, whats your response?

Then do it, but don't say you love it till you've been there.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
No, isn't that the point of the thread? No one understands why I love the UK so much even though I've never been there, so I'm not gonna waste my time explaining. confused

I really would like to know, is it the the red phone boxes, or the Beefeaters, or the Beatles, or maybe even princess Di?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Then do it, but don't say you love it till you've been there. I will say its safe to assume I will enjoy my visit.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I will say its safe to assume I will enjoy my visit.

Why? There are plenty of people who loathe and detest London, why wouldn't you be one of them?

It's too cold...let's all share some nice hot cocoa and sit by the fire place.

(Let's just relax)

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Nah, I really don't need to relax, I'm perfectly relaxed. Though I think some among you either ought to admit defeat outright, or just not try and debate. ''But this is the OTF is not an excuse'' if I was involved in a debate with someone on the bus, I would not stop them and say ''hang on just one minute, we should be doing this in a more purpose built place, perhaps the house of commons?'' My point is look how up tight your getting for no real reason.

Originally posted by Nod
My point is look how up tight your getting for no real reason.

I thought I'd already explained that there was a reason?

I would have been happy with just posting 'Hahahahaha', but people wanted to know what I found funny, then still acted like it was perfectly appropriate, to lump a whole country into one easily accessible stereotype.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Then do it, but don't say you love it till you've been there.



I really would like to know, is it the the red phone boxes, or the Beefeaters, or the Beatles, or maybe even princess Di?
It's none of that- or anything you can imagine. As I said- you wouldn't understand, so forget it.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
It's none of that- or anything you can imagine. As I said- you wouldn't understand, so forget it.

Given that I live in the country you're talking about, I should hope I would.

Just to clarify, it is the country you're in love with and not something, or someone that's here?

Paris, Sydney or Rome.

I would say Venice but I've already been once, and loved it. I'm planning on going back someday.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Given that I live in the country you're talking about, I should hope I would.

Just to clarify, it is the country you're in love with and not something, or someone that's here?
I know you do, but you still wouldn't.

And it's the country, not something and not someone.

Sydney, Australia.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
I know you do, but you still wouldn't.

And it's the country, not something and not someone.

So you're in love with the country and solely the country, it doesn't have to do with association, nostalgia, something or someone? If the answer's no to all those, then I find it very hard to believe that I wouldn't understand.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
So you're in love with the country and solely the country, it doesn't have to do with association, nostalgia, something or someone? If the answer's no to all those, then I find it very hard to believe that I wouldn't understand.
It's no to all of those. But I'm not about to explain, so let's just pretend that I've told you and you understand, Capisce?

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
It's no to all of those. But I'm not about to explain, so let's just pretend that I've told you and you understand, Capisce?

Fair enough, I'm not going to pretend that I'm not curious, but OK. I'm not going to pretend that I don't think the original statement is still stupid, either.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Fair enough, I'm not going to pretend that I'm not curious, but OK. I'm not going to pretend that I don't think the original statement is still stupid, either. Heres another way to look at it. I am fascinated by the orient, Japan, China, Malaysia, etc; Am I wrong for picking them as a vacation spot solely for that reason?


Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Why? There are plenty of people who loathe and detest London, why wouldn't you be one of them? I'm gonna pray for you.

Sydney, Australia

Originally posted by JediSamuraiMRB
Sydney, Australia

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Heres another way to look at it. I am fascinated by the orient, Japan, China, Malaysia, etc; Am I wrong for picking them as a vacation spot solely for that reason?

No, you're not wrong for going to a place because you're fascinated by it, but I think love and fascination are very different things, do you disagree?
Would you make a statement that you love everything oriental, based on your fascination on aspects of it?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I'm gonna pray for you.

I don't get it, why?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
No, you're not wrong for going to a place because you're fascinated by it, but I think love and fascination are very different things, do you disagree?
Would you make a statement that you love everything oriental, based on your fascination on aspects of it?



I don't get it, why? Thats what she meant, trust me.

and it was a joke. you are too wound up.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
and it was a joke. you are too wound up.

I know it was, I just didn't get it.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
I know it was, I just didn't get it. you arent supposed to, you are British.

Oh right.

that was another joke.

Yeah, I know.

lemmee ask you sumthin, were you offended by it?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
lemmee ask you sumthin, were you offended by it?

No.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
No. you just settled an argument for me. thanx.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
you just settled an argument for me. thanx.

I wasn't offended because I knew it was a joke, obviously.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
I wasn't offended because I knew it was a joke, obviously. thats the whole point, you verified it for me.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
thats the whole point, you verified it for me.

Good, I thought you were on about the whole 'anywhere in the UK' debate, again.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Good, I thought you were on about the whole 'anywhere in the UK' debate, again. Shut up, Brit boy.

San Diego

Miami.

Originally posted by bigloss75
San Diego

I love SD! Just like San Francisco.

I visited both many times in the past.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Fair enough, I'm not going to pretend that I'm not curious, but OK. I'm not going to pretend that I don't think the original statement is still stupid, either.
Fine, for one thing, I have always been in love with the United Kingdom's beauty, (you know, the gorgeous rolling hills and fields, etc) and its highly fascinating history. The UK has produced some very notable scholars, one of which I have spent my entire academic life idolizing. And let's leave it at that. So, saying I'd like to visit anywhere in the UK makes perfect sense to me, as I'd like to visit most places from the Isles Of Scilly, to Brighton, to Cornwall, to Cambridge, to Oxford.. I'd love to visit Southampton and Belfast and even Loch Ness, because its history, no matter how far-fetched, is still fascinating to me. Now let me shut up, cos once I get started on the UK, I don't stop. Satisfied?

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
Fine, for one thing, I have always been in love with the United Kingdom's beauty, (you know, the gorgeous rolling hills and fields, etc) and its highly fascinating history. The UK has produced some very notable scholars, one of which I have spent my entire academic life idolizing. And let's leave it at that. So, saying I'd like to visit anywhere in the UK makes perfect sense to me, as I'd like to visit most places from the Isles Of Scilly, to Brighton, to Cornwall, to Cambridge, to Oxford.. I'd love to visit Southampton and Belfast and even Loch Ness, because its history, no matter how far-fetched, is still fascinating to me. Now let me shut up, cos once I get started on the UK, I don't stop. Satisfied?

Fair enough, though I wouldn't say you're in love with here until you've visited. Which scholar is it you've been idolising?

yup Munich is on the cards, me and my dad are off on February 20th.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Fair enough, though I wouldn't say you're in love with here until you've visited. Which scholar is it you've been idolising?
Well excuse my choice of words. Sir Isaac Newton. He's the reason I have my sights set on completing my education at Cambridge University.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
Well excuse my choice of words. Sir Isaac Newton. He's the reason I have my sights set on completing my education at Cambridge University.

Good luck and beware of the posh knobs, I was going to go to Cambridge but they put me off.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Good luck and beware of the posh knobs, I was going to go to Cambridge but they put me off. posh knobs?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Good luck and beware of the posh knobs, I was going to go to Cambridge but they put me off.
Ah. Thank you. We'll see. I plan to spend four years in undergraduate study before transferring there. They'll HAVE to take me.... Most of my idolised Astronomers have been to Cambridge. I won't rest until I've graduated from there. laughcry Then again, Oxford wouldn't be all bad. mmm

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
posh knobs?
Yet I understood that. People say I have a rather unhealthy obsession. laughcry

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
posh knobs?

Like snobs, usually members of rowing teams and wear beige jumpers a lot.

Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
Ah. Thank you. We'll see. I plan to spend four years in undergraduate study before transferring there. They'll HAVE to take me.... Most of my idolised Astronomers have been to Cambridge. I won't rest until I've graduated from there. laughcry Then again, Oxford wouldn't be all bad. mmm it will be really impressive if you gradudate from oxbridge

I would LOVE to go Tokyo. droolio



mmm

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Like snobs, usually members of rowing teams and wear beige jumpers a lot. I see, the varsity crowd.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Like snobs, usually members of rowing teams and wear beige jumpers a lot.

haha that is the perfect snob dude, all you need is a royles driver and a pair of leather gloves.

Cheshire and all that sound posh, never been near the place and doubt I will, might not be allowed.

alaska

Gimli, Manitoba, Canada

Originally posted by Leo.M
I would LOVE to go Tokyo. droolio



mmm

New York, New York....yet i get to go there in april

I went to New York for 3 days and i totally wanna stay there forever.

Originally posted by Discos
haha that is the perfect snob dude, all you need is a royles driver and a pair of leather gloves.

Cheshire and all that sound posh, never been near the place and doubt I will, might not be allowed. Cheshire isnt posh its made out to be but trust me not in the slightest

forgot this one

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u154/Skeets_Sigs/2hrhbg7.png

Vienna- as im a classical music nut