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Topic	I'm bored. Ask my opinion on anything and I'll answer honestly.
Glob 10/06/22 4:04:15 AM #16:	bobbaaay posted... I don't know enough about geography to pick a particular city. I can't stand heat. I won't eat insects. I wouldn't want to be somewhere that's heavily xenophobic and where I'd be talked about behind my back. I'm not bilingual so I'd need to be somewhere that I can get by on English. I would say Tokyo or something in Japan (for all the reasons other than the xenophobia) - but I say this already being annoyed with a lack of privacy and crowding. I like being in moderate-sized cities - not huge ones. I would also like to say my girlfriend is half Indian and I have a coworker who's Hare Krishna and lived in India for a bit -- and from everything I know I probably would never want to live in India. Plus that traffic in the bigger cities there? Ughhh Hanoi is great on the food front and if you live in Tay Ho you dont need to learn any Vietnamese. Plus, they love foreigners. <cite>Glob posted [p:968522985] in I'm bored.... [t:80188977]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>I don't know enough about geography to pick a particular city. I can't stand heat. I won't eat insects. I wouldn't want to be somewhere that's heavily xenophobic and where I'd be talked about behind my back. I'm not bilingual so I'd need to be somewhere that I can get by on English. I would say Tokyo or something in Japan (for all the reasons other than the xenophobia) - but I say this already being annoyed with a lack of privacy and crowding. I like being in moderate-sized cities - not huge ones.I would also like to say my girlfriend is half Indian and I have a coworker who's Hare Krishna and lived in India for a bit -- and from everything I know I probably would never want to live in India. Plus that traffic in the bigger cities there? Ughhh</quote>Hanoi is great on the food front and if you live in Tay Ho you dont need to learn any Vietnamese.Plus, they love foreigners.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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