I was told all this by an Australian and it may be he was trying to just keep me away. I'm sure it's not as bad as he said but I have very odd luck so I'd be that unfortunate foreigner that goes and gets killed by a funnel web spider.
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I was told all this by an Australian and it may be he was trying to just keep me away. I'm sure it's not as bad as he said but I have very odd luck so I'd be that unfortunate foreigner that goes and gets killed by a funnel web spider.
India ppl. _/\_
jk.
no but, india is a great place to visit, but only if you have a guide here. someone reliable and sensible who isnt trying to rip you off. it's very different and each area has got its own charm and repelling factors as well. you can't see it all in one vacation.
living here is totally another story. i dont even know where to start.
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Originally Posted by Inksprout
i've never really thought o Australia as dangerous, i wouldn't be so worried about big animals as i would insects and snakes and stuff, but i really don't know anything about it, i always thought places like India or the amazon having all the snakes and bugs . if you were going for safest New Zealand is the place to be.
One of the European countries.
Probably Germany, although their censorship is a bit over the top. Norway or Finland or something, then, even if they are a bit chilly.
Argentina.
You could go to the Malvines (Falklands).
South Korea for their dancing/gaming culture and stepping up their game on integration of technology and (from what I've heard) better infrastructure. Cheaper, faster internet and cheaper, faster transportation. I would stop driving if I lived there.
I'm thinking one of those Netherlands countries. Is Austrailia simillar to America?
They supposedly speak English there.
yeah but it's weird english with these long drawn out vowels like "howwww yuuuhh doooeen mayytee"