Your Favourite Country?

DEFTLEFTHAND · 26-10-2013 07:55AM #1

Aside from your homeland whether it be Ireland or further a field.

I had the privilege to visit the Faroe Islands in June 2005 when the ROI played them in a WC qualifier. The people we met were wonderful, the quaint town of Torshavn which serves as it's capital is beautiful to experience. All the residential properties in or around the city centre have different colours, some have a grass growing on their rooftops. The Harbour is busy with Fishing boats and Merchant sea vessels 24/7, They're a maritime nation.

I got a feeling of peace and tranquility there that I haven't experienced anywhere else, and I've travelled a bit in my life. If I ever make my fortune I think I'd move there.

dimal · 26-10-2013 08:00AM

I love Norway. Amazing people, culture and nature.

Esoteric_ · 26-10-2013 08:07AM

dimal wrote: »

I love Norway. Amazing people, culture and nature.

I'm heading to Norway next year, can't wait. I've heard a lot of nice things about the people there.

At the moment, my favourite is the seychelles. Lovely, kind, friendly people. Everything is extremely laid back, quaint and relaxed. I'd love to emigrate there.

Hootanany · 26-10-2013 08:30AM

Africka

Sunnyisland · 26-10-2013 08:31AM

Portugal.

It just ticks all the boxes for me.

harryr711 · 26-10-2013 08:35AM

DPRK. A great bunch of lads.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 26-10-2013 08:36AM

America. If I could, I'd live there. My kinda life over there

stoneill · 26-10-2013 08:39AM

New Zealand - Easy going, fun loving, outdoorsy and stunningly beautiful.
Just like me.

CLARiiON · 26-10-2013 08:39AM

New Zealand (south island) the scenery, the people, the activities and the craic that I had there was second to none. Oh I absolutely loved it.. Especially Queenstown - would go back in a heart beat

hfallada · 26-10-2013 08:39AM

I have a feeling everyone will just mention the most far away place they have been to as if its a nice country. I have been china and its a bit of a polluted **** hole.

But I think Germany is a nicest place I have been too. Cycling through the country side is amazing there. And the cities which were completely rebuilt after ww2 are pretty decent.

karareilly · 26-10-2013 08:39AM

Alberta Canada

CLARiiON · 26-10-2013 08:40AM

Feck ya stoneill - you beat me to it

Gokei · 26-10-2013 08:41AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

America. If I could, I'd live there. My kinda life over there

Combo sharing starter in tgi's on international drive? Oh yes.

States kicks all the other countries arses! Literally too!

TheCoolWay · 26-10-2013 08:41AM

The Netherlands. People there are so easy-going, they can smell funny though

Turtyturd · 26-10-2013 08:42AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

America. If I could, I'd live there. My kinda life over there

Same...although the reality of living there would be quite different to the tourist visit.

Gokei · 26-10-2013 08:43AM

TheCoolWay wrote: »

The Netherlands. People there are so easy-going, they can smell funny though

What's the story with them being mean aul hoors?

Or is that only the six of them I've met over the years?

MRnotlob606 · 26-10-2013 08:44AM

france nice scenery.

fleet · 26-10-2013 08:45AM

hfallada wrote: »

I have been china and its a bit of a polluted **** hole.

China.

Yes, it's a polluted *!#& hole. Yes, it's awful for backpackers compared to it's neighbours.

It's an amazing place to live and work though.

Gokei · 26-10-2013 08:45AM

Turtyturd wrote: »

Same...although the reality of living there would be quite different to the tourist visit.

We had to fork out over 300 dollars for nappy rash cream!! Roll on Obamacare!

fastrac · 26-10-2013 08:47AM

Switzerland

Turtyturd · 26-10-2013 08:47AM

Gokei wrote: »

We had to fork out over 300 dollars for nappy rash cream!! Roll on Obamacare!

That's what eating at TGI Friday's on I-drive does to you.

Low Energy Eng · 26-10-2013 08:52AM

Thailand, live like a king, beautiful scenery, from laid beautiful towns to mental hardcore rave island's, super friendly people and amazing food.

T-Maxx · 26-10-2013 08:54AM

Hootanany wrote: »

Africka

That's not a country.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 26-10-2013 08:54AM

Turtyturd wrote: »

Same...although the reality of living there would be quite different to the tourist visit.

I spent a j1 in California a few years ago, no joke but it's the best place I've ever been. Nobody judges you. You want to go to the beach with makeup on, nobody cares. You want to have a manicure and pedicure done every week, nobody's there judging you for it. It's a lot more accepted there to be self absorbed, it's no wonder I love it.

Rest assured if you were to be at that here, you'd have half the place gossiping about yer wan there with her head up her arse

Alpha Dog 1 · 26-10-2013 09:05AM

Thailand.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 26-10-2013 09:09AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I spent a j1 in California a few years ago, no joke but it's the best place I've ever been. Nobody judges you. You want to go to the beach with makeup on, nobody cares. You want to have a manicure and pedicure done every week, nobody's there judging you for it. It's a lot more accepted there to be self absorbed, it's no wonder I love it.

Rest assured if you were to be at that here, you'd have half the place gossiping about yer wan there with her head up her arse

Some could argue (local Republicans) that it's a state infested by young hippy Liberals having their 'life experience' though? A bunch of hang on wasters. They need to compose themselves and get serious about their debt issue.

All proposals so far seem weak.

Gokei · 26-10-2013 09:14AM

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Some could argue (local Republicans) that it's a state infested by young hippy Liberals having their 'life experience' though? A bunch of hang on wasters. They need to compose themselves and get serious about their debt issue.

All proposals so far seem weak.

But they have pancakes for breakfast.. What else is there to propose?!?

Pancakes.. Breakfast..