All right, everyone *not* in North America..?

[Angelicious]

We've had roll calls for people in Texas, the Mid-West, South-East, New Yawk... So I thought it was about time to call the non-North-Americans out of hiding.

Hands up everybody who lives in the other 130-odd million square kilometres of Earth!

Me: I'm in Hamilton - Province of Waikato - the North Island - New Zealand - South Pacific.

 

[Mr. 'H']

Dublin, Ireland!

Pleased to know ya!

:cheers1:

 

[LaMedicine]

On the West end of the Pacific

OK. Right now, I'm in Tokyo, Japan.
By the route of, Tokyo - Nagoya (Japan) -Tokyo - Ankara, Turkey- Tokyo- Washington D.C.- and back to Tokyo.

Typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, you name it, we've got it

Anybody coming to my neck of the woods...and finding need for an English speaking medical doctor, gimme a hollar, be glad to help you out! And of course, any info on Japan.

Been havin' GRAND fun, getting to know all of you. :cheers1:

 

[BellyTank]

I am in Copenhagen(K?ɬ?benhavn) Denmark.

Auckland New Zealand->London(8 years)->Denmark.

Maybe India in a year or two...

B
T

 

[nightandthecity]

Yorkshire, England's answer to Texas

 

[missjo]

Amsterdam, capitol of fun and the Netherlands

 

[whittaker_brown]

Hello from a chap in UK, London and Hampshire.

Been lurking here a little while. This seemed like a good opportunity to make an introduction. I'm passionate/nostalgic about 1920s and 1930s. Nice to find a place of like-minded folks.

Whittaker

 

[jake431]

I might be looking to leave the US, got any suggestions? I need flight jacket weather.

-Jake

 

[BellyTank]

Denmark?, Sweden?

B
T

 

[Angelicious]

I might be looking to leave the US, got any suggestions? I need flight jacket weather.

-Jake

New Zealand, if it's a waterproof flight jacket.

The North Island if you like sun, rain, flooding, and earthquakes. The South Island if you like sun, snow, flooding, and drought.

 

[macawber]

I live in the (antipodes) Australia. Canberra is the nations capitol, and I enjoy living here very much. Canberra is a bush capitol, there are large tracts of bushland between suburbs, so your not very far away from bushland. 5 minutes from my house is native bushland, where you can walk your dog view Kangaroos or wildflowers. 15 minutes takes me to the Australian war memorial, a museum that is about all the wars Australia has participated in. Australians have a great respect for there veterans, in fact it defines this country.
Australia is a good place to wear hats and leather jackets too!

 

[Raffles]

I'm in suuny Glasgow, Scotland

 

[missjo]

I'm in suuny Glasgow, Scotland

Im so yalous, ive always loved scotland, sadly havent yet had the time or money to go have a visit
My kind of weather, honest.
Ever since I was 4 years old I wanted to live in a old medieval keep near a loch somewhere in the highlands...
One day...

 

[The real Henry]

I'm from Germany.

 

[Angelicious]

Hi, Whittaker and Henry! Welcome on board!

Nice to hear from the rest of you all...

 

[Biltmore Bob]

Jake...

I hear Cuba is still Communist.

 

[Zach R.]

I'm thinking about doing a study-abroad program next year after my first semester, probably in New Zealand or Australia. Any places I should avoid going to school at?

 

[Angelicious]

I hear Cuba is still Communist.

Er... apropos of what, Bob? [huh]

 

[Angelicious]

I'm thinking about doing a study-abroad program next year after my first semester, probably in New Zealand or Australia. Any places I should avoid going to school at?

Are you meaning university-level?

I can't speak for Australia... But NZ has five main universities, and lots of polytechnics, private training establisments, etc... I'm not sure that 'techs etc. offer study-abroad programmes.

As for recommending a university, it depends on what you want to study, how much you have to spend on living costs, and what you want to do in your spare time. If you want to let me know that sort of thing, either in the forum or PM, I can give you some NZ-based pointers.

 

[Zach R.]

Yes, University level.

Money really isn't an issue, the state program I am going through uses the money that I would pay for going to the school here(UNC at Chapel Hill in this instance) to go to another "international-partner" school in the system.

The specific website for the university's partners is down at the moment, but a college in NZ is my first choice, rather than Australia(no offense to Aussies, of course).

PS: Bob, UNC is one of the only two U.S. universities currently licensed to send undergraduates to study in Cuba.