Well, somebody's got to put a vote in for Canada. There are very few countries which are as well liked, which makes travelling so much easier. We've got tons of good stuff that we take advantage of everyday!

hey we ahve plenty of Blondes in bikinis here as well! We also have brunettes and redheads. The main thing is they are all in bikinis.

:D </font>[/QUOTE]As I said before, Sweden is gonna annex Australia and rename it Swaustralia.

We'll go in viking style with longboats, anyone who resists will be cut down to size with axes and swords. We'll celebrate our victory with roasted boar and mead.

Iceland mostly deserted... only about 300.000 sheeps here... oh and few humans too... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Although I have a sneaking suspicion it will be made the 52nd state of the US soon...

Tell you what... why don't we trade places ? You can have my appartment, and i'll live in your house. If you're still with your parents, that's okay, once they have met me they wanna move too. :D

Don't move to England. If you object to having a chimpanzee for a president, how would you feel about having his poodle for a PM?
I'm considering moving to Iceland or Newzealand, since they would be the safest places to be in the event of a nuclear war. (Not that I'm expecting a nuclear war, its just that if there is one I want to live through it so I can gloat over all your irradiated remains).

[ 11-03-2004, 07:56 PM: Message edited by: Dirty Meg ]

sure johnny, we can trade places, you can come live here by all the old geezers who do not look good in a bikini, and it floods every time it rains, and I will live in your apartment :D

Jorath, you are referring to the old joke when you say "52nd," right??

I'd prefer the UK Meg, all the people I've met there have been nice, better than most of whom I meet on the net.

New Zealand, sure... most people aren't even sure where it is (Near Australia or something??).

Iceland, however, I'm not so sure about. Home of U.S. Naval Air Station, Keflavik, as well as the 85th USAFE and NAVCOMTELSTA (Naval Computer and Telecommunication Station), the island would probably have a fairly high target priority in the North Atlantic theater. As a base for U.S. long range bombers, land-based naval antisubmarine aircraft, and the satellite ground station for most of western Europe, I'd say it would be gone in the second or third wave...

[ 11-03-2004, 10:16 PM: Message edited by: aleph_null1 ]

lol do you have any idea how sad that is aleph? I mean, nuclear war is pretty much the end of all,- but an island gets it because we've militarized it so heavily? Well, they let us I guess [img]smile.gif[/img]