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Ceremony

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Hey Shermola I'm going to see Manchester Orchestra

It's on a Sunday in a terrible venue, but I'm sure it'll be lovely
 

Ivan13

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Went to an Arcade Fire show last night as a part of the InMusic Festival here in Zagreb. Absolutely amazing energy and performance from them as per usual. Others like Michael Kiwanuka were pretty good as well. Kings of Leon have a tall order in front of them today if they want to one up the mad folk from Canada.
 
Ceremony

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blahem
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Ivan13 said:
Went to an Arcade Fire show last night as a part of the InMusic Festival here in Zagreb. Absolutely amazing energy and performance from them as per usual. Others like Michael Kiwanuka were pretty good as well. Kings of Leon have a tall order in front of them today if they want to one up the mad folk from Canada.
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henchman21

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I've bantered about this before on here, but it seems all but official I will be living in the land of bagged milk by 2019. I get the kicker of potentially choosing where I want to be and not limited to Alberta.
 
Cousin Eddie

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henchman24 said:
Us Americans like to make fun to the bagged milk that used to be common up there. I haven't seen it in a while, thought I don't shop for milk all that often when I'm in Canada.
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Lol I had no idea we bagged milk. It's never been the case in my 25 years in Newfoundland.

That's pretty cool though dude! What places would you consider. Toronto/Vancouver/Montreal are obviously the big 3 but I can honestly say my favorite Canadian city is Halifax.
 
henchman21

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Cousin Eddie said:
Lol I had no idea we bagged milk. It's never been the case in my 25 years in Newfoundland.

That's pretty cool though dude! What places would you consider. Toronto/Vancouver/Montreal are obviously the big 3 but I can honestly say my favorite Canadian city is Halifax.
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I've seen it mostly in Ontario and Quebec. I don't think I've ever seen it in Alberta or BC.

Vancouver is out solely based on cost, and I'm not a fan of living around ~3-4+ million people. Beyond that I really don't know. I don't know if I could forever leave the rocky mountains... so various places in Alberta and BC will be in the running. That said I absolutely love Quebec (my poor French skills hold me back there). Halifax would definitely be in the running. Travel makes it a bit difficult there, but that is pretty minor all things considered.
 
S E P H

S E P H

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henchman24 said:
I've seen it mostly in Ontario and Quebec. I don't think I've ever seen it in Alberta or BC.

Vancouver is out solely based on cost, and I'm not a fan of living around ~3-4+ million people. Beyond that I really don't know. I don't know if I could forever leave the rocky mountains... so various places in Alberta and BC will be in the running. That said I absolutely love Quebec (my poor French skills hold me back there). Halifax would definitely be in the running. Travel makes it a bit difficult there, but that is pretty minor all things considered.
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I personally think Kelowna is very pretty city and reasonably populated right in the middle of the rocky mountains. Of course it matters if you can get a job there.

I also wouldn't worry about language. I love learning linguistics and stuff like that and through my knowledge; people who move to different parts of the world tend to have to pick up native languages' fairly quick. Most notably due to it being a necessity besides learning it as a "hobby". I spent three months in Italy and learned like a good quarter of the language during my stay there as it was essential to learn some.
 
henchman21

henchman21

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S E P H said:
I personally think Kelowna is very pretty city and reasonably populated right in the middle of the rocky mountains. Of course it matters if you can get a job there.

I also wouldn't worry about language. I love learning linguistics and stuff like that and through my knowledge; people who move to different parts of the world tend to have to pick up native languages' fairly quick. Most notably due to it being a necessity besides learning it as a "hobby". I spent three months in Italy and learned like a good quarter of the language during my stay there as it was essential to learn some.
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This is pretty much the same job as I have now, but Canadian operations have stepped up dramatically since the election and I'll pretty much be running the show in the country instead of splitting my time. So the job is secured.

Kelowna is one of the places I'd likely check out. BC in general is kind of absurd real estate wise all over, but it is a gorgeous place.

I know enough French to get by now, but it is the nuance that I miss. I can easily get by in the bigger cities... it is the smaller places that I'd have trouble with. Though I'm sure I could learn, and know enough people there that would help me along.
 

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henchman24 said:
I've seen it mostly in Ontario and Quebec. I don't think I've ever seen it in Alberta or BC.

Vancouver is out solely based on cost, and I'm not a fan of living around ~3-4+ million people. Beyond that I really don't know. I don't know if I could forever leave the rocky mountains... so various places in Alberta and BC will be in the running. That said I absolutely love Quebec (my poor French skills hold me back there). Halifax would definitely be in the running. Travel makes it a bit difficult there, but that is pretty minor all things considered.
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Come live with me
 
Bubba Thudd

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Foppberg

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henchman24 said:
Us Americans like to make fun to the bagged milk that used to be common up there. I haven't seen it in a while, thought I don't shop for milk all that often when I'm in Canada.
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Yup! Had bags of milk growing up for probably 5, 6 years. Can still get bags of milk too.

That's cool though, don't have much experience out West but Halifax was/is my stomping grounds growing up and when I come back home to visit, so if you have any questions feel free to PM me!
 
Tweaky

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No style, needs to spruce that up a lot!

Amazing the variations on the tuk-tuk around Asia etc. Even just country to country (when the countries are smaller than most states/provinces). That one looks to be Indian. Cambodia is a trailer behind a motorbike (under 125cc). Thailand is something in between those two, and Laos is like the Thai one, but with a bigger motorcycle as the base. And msot of them everywhere I have seen are decorated to greater or lesser extent...and some are rolling mini-discos, lights music and all.
 
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