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Also, maybe Australia because there’s no language barrier to overcome and I have friends there. Plus, I think their culture is kinda cool.
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Great Britain, India, Canada, Australia, and Iceland. These would be my choices!
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On my bucket list is seeing the Northern Lights in all their splendor. Maybe Iceland for that. (But another country might work for that too.)
Poland. My mother-in-law was born there. When Hitler invaded Poland, my MIL was 5 years old. Her dad thought she, her sister, and his mother would be safer in Germany so he found a woman who owned a farm to take them in. After the war, the family never got to move back to Poland.
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Australia so I can visit our Aussie forumpudlians.
Great Britain again. Friends. Fun. And there is so much I haven’t seen there yet.
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Ireland, England, France (the food, and I think I have a second cousin there), Vietnam, maybe Australia.
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Poland. My mother-in-law was born there. When Hitler invaded Poland, my MIL was 5 years old. Her dad thought she, her sister, and his mother would be safer in Germany so he found a woman who owned a farm to take them in. After the war, the family never got to move back to Poland.
Interesting choice your grand in laws did, you’d think that they’d try to move somewhere where Hitler was far away from like America or Canada, interesting they chose Germany, home of the Nazis at the time.
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When the Germans were attacking everyone around them, Germany seemed to be the safer choice.
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My grandfather wasn’t so lucky. Being 3 when the war started, Latvia was a prime country to be annexed. He saw many bad things (bearing in mind he was a young child too) and had to change their names to avoid being killed by the Germans. He eventually escaped through Poland () and set sail from Germany to Australia.
Much like your family AG, he never got back to Latvia.
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No worries!
It’s only a quarter of my family. On my other 75%, you have to go back about 4 generations to get out of Australia!
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I could just practoce music all day and write somgs without getting distracted. I would also read alot more.
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Well, there’d still be newspapers…
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If the Internet and all television was permanently shut down tomorrow, what would you do with your life?
I’d either cry myself to sleep, put myself in a permanent coma, break all of the computers in the world, or buy an MS-DOS computer and use BBSes for my online needs.
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If the Internet and all television was permanently shut down tomorrow, what would you do with your life?
Make more music, read a lot more, go for a run more often, maybe participate in social projects, and try to replace everything I have done via internet before with alternatives (e.g. buy things in local stores, phone people I’ve written with before, …). But that’d be hard.
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If the Internet and all television was permanently shut down tomorrow, what would you do with your life?
That would be legit horrible.
I could see millions go unemployed, the economy would crash, productivity would grind to a halt. I think the green house effect would increase due to people having to travel more without computers.
I’d buy flash drives since they would get really expensive and I’d also drive more.
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