If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be?

Money being no object, where would you live?  List a place or if you like where you are list that as well.

I think I would have to live somewhere cold... probably in Germany or the UK.  I miss the snow and in Europe there are a lot of things to do and traveling isn\'t that long.

[Bobs_Hardware]

I don\'t want to live anywhere else.

I should would like to travel to other places, but in the end, I\'d still call Australia home.  

IF, however, Australia was destroyed in a freak thermo-nuclear kangaroo accident, then I\'d probably choose Cana-duh.

[GmanJoe]

I went to a remote island in the Philippines two years ago. A tiny island surrounded by the most beautiful clear waters in the world. Even Jacque Cousteau claimed those tiny islands to be the most beautiful place in all his travels. Too bad it\'s so remote. But it was simply Heaven on Earth.

The Palawan Islands. Look it up. Although some of the areas in that region are popular tourist spots, the island I went to is quite remote.

Bangcock, only $5 a women over there.

Give me the U.S. Virgin Islands anytime. I was just there last August and it was heaven on earth.  C:\\Documents and Settings\\Home\\My Documents\\My Pictures\\st.thomas

The United States, north of the Mason-Dixon line, and no more west than Syracuse.  I love the northeast.  I\'ve been other places, and they just don\'t compare in a lot of ways.  There are tons of great cities, and the weather gives you everything, from the cold temperatures we have now with feet of snow, to 100+ degree heat.  Vacationing in other places would be nice, but there would be so much I\'d miss around here.  That\'s part of why I\'m staying in this area when I go to college (I live in Albany, I\'ll go to school in Philadelphia)

Originally posted by shockwaves
The United States, north of the Mason-Dixon line, and no more west than Syracuse.  I love the northeast.  I\'ve been other places, and they just don\'t compare in a lot of ways.  There are tons of great cities, and the weather gives you everything, from the cold temperatures we have now with feet of snow, to 100+ degree heat.  Vacationing in other places would be nice, but there would be so much I\'d miss around here.  That\'s part of why I\'m staying in this area when I go to college (I live in Albany, I\'ll go to school in Philadelphia)

That is my second choice and will probably be a reality some day.  I hate the south - ie. no seasons and hot as hell.  I even hate the trees!

lets see i would have to say my home island Pureto rico laying on the beautiful beaches with some muscular guy rubbing oil on me
8D

Originally posted by tigress
lets see i would have to say my home island Pureto rico laying on the beautiful beaches with some muscular guy rubbing oil on me
8D

Racer might like that too

Japan

[videoholic]

Tyra Banks\' house.

It took me a minute to think this one through but here goes. I wouldn’t pick a place to live in the geographical sense of the word. I would rather pick a state of mind. The phrase “home is where the heart is” comes to mind. I just wish that those closest to my wife and me could all live within a few miles of me. This is where or should I say what state of mind I would like to live.

[Cerberus]

If I were absolutely loaded and money were no object, I would buy an apartment overlooking the harbour in Monte Carlo. That way, I would have the perfect view to watch the Monaco Grand Prix. Plus, another advantage of being a Monagasque resident is that if you spend more than six months and one day out of every year there, you don\'t have to pay tax.

I would  live on the banks of Lake Titicaca and every night I would settle down after a hard days work to eat into a tub of Fannys

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or i would move to the US and live in BEAVER CREEK (MN)

Tried finding THE REAL Silent Hill but couldn\'t find it on any maps.

Can my option be another planet?

Ace