Your favourite nation...

Mine would have to be United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, New Zealand, Canada & Japan

Originally posted by Kinneary
Yeah, my favorite country is New York, America. Man, New York, America. It's such a great country. I'm so glad I was born in New York, America.

Cancun is pretty..

i want to move to japan.

actually, im moving to korea....

Ever been to Japan?

Shit son, I'd move to El Salvador if it wasn't for the damn guerillas.

The UN is cool and my favorite.jm

That's bloody brilliant.......Are you real?

Originally posted by ~Forever*Alone~
i want to move to japan.

actually, im moving to korea....

I loved Korea; I was stationed there for eight months. Daegu is a great city.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
That's bloody brilliant.......Are you real?

Indeed.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
I loved Korea; I was stationed there for eight months. Daegu is a great city.

How would you say it might be for a non-military resident? Or was it great because it was an emerging market? What do the citizens think about the N. Koreans?

Those are serious questions by the way.

I love Canada....even im here in the Philippines....

I love my U.S. of A., but since that is not allowed as a choice....I would have to say Japan definately....and the UK is second because from what I read and hear is that them "UK'ans" dont like Americans tomato (well most...no some...maybe a few). Well that is what I think anyway....

Ya'll got sexy accents though ✅

Kenya, country's beautiful and the people are super friendly.

I haven't been out of Australia, so I don't know what life is like in other countries, but....

Originally posted by Naz
I voted for the UK just because I think English people have really sexy accents. srug

Originally posted by Devil King
How would you say it might be for a non-military resident?

I would've liked it, military or not. The food, the beer, the women, the culture, the hospitality.

But you still have a point; the fact that I had a crew-cut and a uniform, made the experience a little different than if I was just a regular tourist wearing a polo, khakis and a camera around my neck. I guess you could call it an extended working vacation.

Originally posted by Devil King
Or was it great because it was an emerging market?

I didn't follow the economics. It was great for the reasons I said.

Originally posted by Devil King
What do the citizens think about the N. Koreans?

Well, they hate the government, I'm sure you could've guessed that. A lot of families were split in half by the 38th Parallel, so they still have a strong connection to them.