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Ewok · 2007-02-12, 20:38

What countries have you lived in?
How long did you live there?
Were you a child or an adult?
What is your most favourite memory of the country?

For me its -

What countries have you lived in? Australia and Japan
How long did you live there? 19yrs Australia, 2yrs Japan
Were you a child or an adult? Child in Australia, Japan when I was 18 and 21
What is your most favourite memory of the country? That would have to be Australia

Living near the beach and going there all the time in summer, long, lazy summer holidays... just anything to do with summer!

Ending · 2007-02-12, 20:58

Never been anywhere else, so guess that partly explains why I won't be staying much longer...

SilverHead · 2007-02-12, 21:04

My entire life I stayed in the same place... that is probably why Im moving Summer 2008 to Japan for 2 months and if I like it, I'll stay for good.

Kyuusai · 2007-02-12, 21:40

I've only lived in the US so far, spending no more than a week in any foreign country.

I will be moving to a Hispanic nation (likely Guatemala, with Peru as a second choice) and Japan for a period of one to several months each for language schools. I hope to do this in the next year to two years.

Depending on what doors open up, later I may stay in either place for a more extended period of time.

kitto-chan · 2007-02-13, 08:16

What countries have you lived in? US and Japan
How long did you live there? 22 years US, 2 Years Japan
Were you a child or an adult? Child in the US, Japan when I was 19-21
What is your most favourite memory of the country? Didn't spend too much time in Japan so no real vivid you have to go back effect was given, Impressive country when compared, to Singapore, Honk Kong, Or Melbourne.

Diaboso · 2007-02-16, 14:14

born in Germany - now live in the USA so that would make 2 (^^)

Terrestrial Dream · 2007-02-16, 15:04

born and raised in Korea about ten years, then move to china for 7 months, now living in US. I did went to England for about a week, but that doesn't really count as living.

Diaboso · 2007-02-16, 16:21

yah I'd say a week would be called a vacation

kiyonepbs · 2007-02-17, 04:41

I've never even been out of the USA.

I'm considering moving to Australia or England though

Mueti · 2007-02-17, 09:48

I've lived in the Czech Republic (2 years) and in Germany (17 years) so far.
I absolutely won't stay here though, I plan to move to Australia, the US or Japan as soon as possible. I am unsure of where to settle down then yet but I'll visit as many places as I can.

Pinupaong · 2007-02-17, 10:56

I've lived in Thailand,and I have never been out of my country.And now,I'm 18 years old.

Pinupaong · 2007-02-17, 10:58

Ah! I love Thailand!

Antonik · 2007-02-17, 18:04

I was born in Poland and lived there 9 years, then I spent next 9 years in the US.
Hopefully after college I can move to some other English speaking country, Like Australia

Hentai Guy · 2007-02-21, 07:29

I suppose it depends on what you define by "living." Due to being in the military, "living" is a state of transitory nature...I'll just list all the countries I've spent more than a week in and let you decide.

Greece - 1 month - technically adult - I adored almost everything about Greece. My favorite memory would either be watching a storm roll in off of Olympus (awesome!) or standing at the place that was once Thermopylae. Going to the temple of Apollo at Delphi was pretty cool too.

Turkey - 1 month - adult - Getting drunk and hucking shit off the hotel balcony at the UN Summit

Germany - 2 years - adult - Getting wasted and hanging out with the German hotties! Whoooo!

Canada - 2 months - adult - Eh...had some fun, but nothing in particular springs to mind.

Kyrgyzstan - 2 weeks - adult - Getting drunk in a club we shouldn't have been in, hooking up with some Russian girls we shouldn't have talked to, winning 3,500 bucks at a roulette table run by the Russian mob (and having one of them buy me a drink), and scoring with the chick running the wheel...all in all it was two of the best weeks of my life. I know it's too short to say I lived there...but I had to mention it, just because it was so awesome.

Qatar - 6 months (in progress) - adult - very little...this place is boring as all hell...it might be more interesting if we could do anything...

I also spent about two weeks living just outside London with some friends...it was pretty cool. Everywhere else I've been hasn't been long enough to be concidered living there.

Diaboso · 2007-02-21, 13:41

I dont realy think any time spent under 2 months is realy living..its more like a extended vacation

ColdHands · 2007-02-21, 18:08

USA for my whole life but I went to school and lived in England for 6 months.

konstargirl · 2007-02-21, 18:34

I was only in the USA in my life.

Hentai Guy · 2007-02-22, 01:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diaboso

I dont realy think any time spent under 2 months is realy living..its more like a extended vacation

Does it count if you didn't have a home anywhere else at the time?

Star_Princess · 2007-02-22, 08:39

i only lived in canada.
i lived here all my life.

ShinNoNoir · 2007-02-22, 09:33

Canada and that's it.. this country is big enough, just moving around feels like another country, kinda like a country in a country with quebec/canada :P

2007-02-12, 20:38	Link #1
Ewok Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Tokyo, Japan Age: 38	How many countries you lived in? What countries have you lived in? How long did you live there? Were you a child or an adult? What is your most favourite memory of the country? For me its - What countries have you lived in? Australia and Japan How long did you live there? 19yrs Australia, 2yrs Japan Were you a child or an adult? Child in Australia, Japan when I was 18 and 21 What is your most favourite memory of the country? That would have to be Australia Living near the beach and going there all the time in summer, long, lazy summer holidays... just anything to do with summer! __________________ 半ばは自己の幸せを、半ばは他人の幸せを http://www.leonjp.com - Rants and info about living in Japan http://forums.expatjapan.net - The Expat Japan Network!

2007-02-16, 15:04	Link #7
Terrestrial Dream 勇者 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Tesla Leicht Institute Age: 34	born and raised in Korea about ten years, then move to china for 7 months, now living in US. I did went to England for about a week, but that doesn't really count as living. __________________

2007-02-17, 09:48	Link #10
Mueti あ！ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Japan Age: 36	I've lived in the Czech Republic (2 years) and in Germany (17 years) so far. I absolutely won't stay here though, I plan to move to Australia, the US or Japan as soon as possible. I am unsure of where to settle down then yet but I'll visit as many places as I can. __________________

2007-02-17, 10:58	Link #12
Pinupaong Pinupaong Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bangkok,Thailand	Ah! I forgot. Ah! I love Thailand!

2007-02-21, 18:34	Link #17
konstargirl Reisen FTW! Graphic Designer Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Chicago,IL, USA!!!! Age: 31	I was only in the USA in my life. __________________ My graphics thread. come and check it out.

2007-02-12, 20:58	Link #2
Ending Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	Never been anywhere else, so guess that partly explains why I won't be staying much longer...

2007-02-12, 21:04	Link #3
SilverHead School Rumble Addict Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Montreal, Canada	My entire life I stayed in the same place... that is probably why Im moving Summer 2008 to Japan for 2 months and if I like it, I'll stay for good.

2007-02-12, 21:40	Link #4
Kyuusai 9wiki Scanlator Join Date: May 2006 Location: State of Denial	I've only lived in the US so far, spending no more than a week in any foreign country. I will be moving to a Hispanic nation (likely Guatemala, with Peru as a second choice) and Japan for a period of one to several months each for language schools. I hope to do this in the next year to two years. Depending on what doors open up, later I may stay in either place for a more extended period of time.

2007-02-13, 08:16	Link #5
kitto-chan 很快是工程師 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: ゴミ箱の存在の他の平野	What countries have you lived in? US and Japan How long did you live there? 22 years US, 2 Years Japan Were you a child or an adult? Child in the US, Japan when I was 19-21 What is your most favourite memory of the country? Didn't spend too much time in Japan so no real vivid you have to go back effect was given, Impressive country when compared, to Singapore, Honk Kong, Or Melbourne.

2007-02-16, 14:14	Link #6
Diaboso we girls arnt safe! Artist Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: In the space between your walls Age: 36	born in Germany - now live in the USA so that would make 2 (^^)

2007-02-16, 16:21	Link #8
Diaboso we girls arnt safe! Artist Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: In the space between your walls Age: 36	yah I'd say a week would be called a vacation

2007-02-17, 04:41	Link #9
kiyonepbs Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005	I've never even been out of the USA. I'm considering moving to Australia or England though

2007-02-17, 10:56	Link #11
Pinupaong Pinupaong Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bangkok,Thailand	I've lived in Thailand,and I have never been out of my country.And now,I'm 18 years old.

2007-02-17, 18:04	Link #13
Antonik Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: New York Age: 35	I was born in Poland and lived there 9 years, then I spent next 9 years in the US. Hopefully after college I can move to some other English speaking country, Like Australia

2007-02-21, 07:29	Link #14
Hentai Guy REdiculous (see profile) Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: I live in a freakin' desert...not even a cool desert with cacti and stuff...just a whole lot o' nada Age: 40	I suppose it depends on what you define by "living." Due to being in the military, "living" is a state of transitory nature...I'll just list all the countries I've spent more than a week in and let you decide. Greece - 1 month - technically adult - I adored almost everything about Greece. My favorite memory would either be watching a storm roll in off of Olympus (awesome!) or standing at the place that was once Thermopylae. Going to the temple of Apollo at Delphi was pretty cool too. Turkey - 1 month - adult - Getting drunk and hucking shit off the hotel balcony at the UN Summit Germany - 2 years - adult - Getting wasted and hanging out with the German hotties! Whoooo! Canada - 2 months - adult - Eh...had some fun, but nothing in particular springs to mind. Kyrgyzstan - 2 weeks - adult - Getting drunk in a club we shouldn't have been in, hooking up with some Russian girls we shouldn't have talked to, winning 3,500 bucks at a roulette table run by the Russian mob (and having one of them buy me a drink), and scoring with the chick running the wheel...all in all it was two of the best weeks of my life. I know it's too short to say I lived there...but I had to mention it, just because it was so awesome. Qatar - 6 months (in progress) - adult - very little...this place is boring as all hell...it might be more interesting if we could do anything... I also spent about two weeks living just outside London with some friends...it was pretty cool. Everywhere else I've been hasn't been long enough to be concidered living there.

2007-02-21, 13:41	Link #15
Diaboso we girls arnt safe! Artist Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: In the space between your walls Age: 36	I dont realy think any time spent under 2 months is realy living..its more like a extended vacation

2007-02-21, 18:08	Link #16
ColdHands Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007	USA for my whole life but I went to school and lived in England for 6 months.

2007-02-22, 08:39	Link #19
Star_Princess magical girl ashley Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: canada Age: 30	i only lived in canada. i lived here all my life.

2007-02-22, 09:33	Link #20
ShinNoNoir Nothing to see, move it. Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Montreal, Canada Age: 48	Canada and that's it.. this country is big enough, just moving around feels like another country, kinda like a country in a country with quebec/canada :P