You are emigrating

[futilityofendeavour]

Australia is more like a hot Yorkshire. That’s not necessarily a bad thing.

[still_he_persisted]

I thought it was more like a shit America, but I didn’t have the best of times there

[1101010]

@dingaling

I’d like to move to New Zealand

Biggest ever fuck you to me.

“I’d like to go really really close to Theo and then just keep on going.”

[1101010]

@Scott_Chegg

Overhead someone at work once saying “yeah I’m not interested in ever going to Canada. It’s just a cold Australia.”

Idiot dickheads

I think the issue I have here is why a cold Australia is a bad thing. It’s clearly not!

[The_Cosh]

Just Scotland but a bit bluer and too hot.

[Scout]

I’ve always wanted to and have a shortlist but if it has to be realistic then I’m out, because being poor rules out any option and God knows I’ve tried

[FKA_Adam_Jeffson]

If you’ve got the dosh Hawaii really is a no-brainer

I do not have the dosh

Would love to move to somewhere in Spain or France, but seems like much of a pipe-dream in these times

[daggers]

@TAFH33

Throw me in any small, quiet, affordable town that’s close to nature and isn’t due for a devastating earthquake

@TAFH33

New Zealand.

pick one

[daggers]

I think within a few years and climate change gets out of control, mass migration will begin, we will all be pretty happy/grateful with where we currently live

[maggieloveshopey]

Does it count as emigrating if you come back? I don’t mean after a two week holiday obviously but I’ve lived in foreign cities for a couple of years at a time, and then ended up coming home. Once I wanted to, once I didn’t but had to for work reasons.

I don’t think work is ever going to take me abroad again, so I would need a windfall to emigrate. Assuming that happens (yeah right), I reckon I’d fancy Scandinavia or South East Asia. I’d love to see out my days in Thailand if it weren’t for the fact everybody would think I was a sex offender. I’m not