I want citizenship

[SpeedoGuy]

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What do you Americans advise would be a good part of your country to look at?.

Climatologically and culturally, the Pacific Northwest (the west sides of Oregon and Washington) is likely to be most familiar and comfortable for someone from the UK. Or, at least, friends from the UK have told me they found the region to be the most attractive part of the US.

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How do you suggest i go about it?.

Visit Seattle or Portland and judge for yourself.

 

[justmeincal]

That's OK we can just cook and eat and laugh and teach Drifter how to speak properly while he does the windows and cleans the pool!

Deal! Will Drifter clean the pool in a speedo?

 

[D_Relentless Original]

Deal! Will Drifter clean the pool in a speedo?

OYY!!! you guys are so shallow, i got the job yesterday ny employed me.

 

[nudeyorker]

OYY!!! you guys are so shallow, i got the job yesterday ny employed me.

I thought you needed an assistant to boss around!

 

[D_Relentless Original]

I thought you needed an assistant to boss around!

Oh yes, i remember now, gee, what a considerate boss you are.

 

[D_Relentless Original]

Climatologically and culturally, the Pacific Northwest (the west sides of Oregon and Washington) is likely to be most familiar and comfortable for someone from the UK. Or, at least, friends from the UK have told me they found the region to be the most attractive part of the US.



Visit Seattle or Portland and judge for yourself.

Thank you SpeedoGuy, much appreciated.

 

[molotovmuffin]

Ok, for years i have had enough of the UK and have wanted out, i am quite loyal to my country,unfortunately, the country in alot of respects does not afford the same loyalty and is getting worse.

A lot of people, friends, work collegues have gone to Australia, Spain, Cyprus etc, i quite like the USA, the people seem cool and i feel comfortable when i have my vacations there.

What do you Americans advise would be a good part of your country to look at?.

How do you suggest i go about it?.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

Come to Kentucky.... it's in the middle and I'm here :wink:

 

[Drifterwood]

Deal! Will Drifter clean the pool in a speedo?

OYY!!! you guys are so shallow, i got the job yesterday ny employed me.

I thought you needed an assistant to boss around!

Since when have pool boys had to actually clean the pool?

 

[Principessa]

Since when have pool boys had to actually clean the pool?

Watching you clean the pool is foreplay dahlink. At least it is where I come from. :naughty: :flirt:

 

[WowALotANamesTaken]

lol... um it's amazing how a thread can completely run off topic.

If nowhere in Europe takes your fancy then NZ is one of the easier "western" countries to get into. It's also really close to Aus, and once you have NZ citizenship you can go between the two as you please.

 

[HellsKitchenmanNYC]

OYY!!! you guys are so shallow, i got the job yesterday ny employed me.

Oh please explain that/ I'm late to the table and I hope NY means New York!

 

[Principessa]

Ok, for years i have had enough of the UK and have wanted out, i am quite loyal to my country,unfortunately, the country in alot of respects does not afford the same loyalty and is getting worse.

A lot of people, friends, work collegues have gone to Australia, Spain, Cyprus etc, i quite like the USA, the people seem cool and i feel comfortable when i have my vacations there.

What do you Americans advise would be a good part of your country to look at?.

How do you suggest i go about it?.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

First what do you do for a living? Certain states and regions within states are known for certain careers. If you are an actor, model, or musician don't consider anything other than New York City, Los Angeles, or Hollywood. Unless of course you do country music, in which case you need to move to Nashville, TN.

Do you have climate needs? Prefer the mountains to the ocean? Do you like having four distinct seasons, or will just two do? Do you drive? Do you want to drive in America? Most of the United States does not have mass transit. So taking a bus or train to work is not an option. Do you like seeing and socializing with different types of people? By that I mean different races, ethnicities, and religions. If so, then stick with the states that touch the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Except New England, as a rule most of your brown skinned peoples of the world do not like cold weather, and we don't settle there unless there is LOTS of money to be made.:biggrin1:

 

[molotovmuffin]

OYY!!! you guys are so shallow, i got the job yesterday ny employed me.

for you...... for the rest of us..... lol

 

[D_Relentless Original]

First what do you do for a living? Certain states and regions within states are known for certain careers. If you are an actor, model, or musician don't consider anything other than New York City, Los Angeles, or Hollywood. Unless of course you do country music, in which case you need to move to Nashville, TN.

Do you have climate needs? Prefer the mountains to the ocean? Do you like having four distinct seasons, or will just two do? Do you drive? Do you want to drive in America? Most of the United States does not have mass transit. So taking a bus or train to work is not an option. Do you like seeing and socializing with different types of people? By that I mean different races, ethnicities, and religions. If so, then stick with the states that touch the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Except New England, as a rule most of your brown skinned peoples of the world do not like cold weather, and we don't settle there unless there is LOTS of money to be made.:biggrin1:

Wow, great food for thought there, thanks NJQT :smile:

 

[Northland]

Wow, great food for thought there, thanks NJQT :smile:

Yes, food is important too.