What is your favorite country?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

It's funny. When I was a kid my dream was to live in Japan precisely because of that. When I reached my 20's I opened my eyes and realized Japan was a place full of flesh robots and really miserable to live in. But now that I reached my 40's and I realized that I can entertain myself and don't need from anyone else and japanese women love to cheat I wouldn't really mind to live there a couple of years or more.

Japanese anime from our younger years isn't like the gay shit now. As with anything, companies are motivated by what sells. They realize there are a lot of young dorky, fag kids in the West (and in Japan), and so they cater to them.

A Japanese woman would never cheat on me because my penis is powerful.

[Dick]

Japanese anime from our younger years isn't like the gay shit now. As with anything, companies are motivated by what sells. They realize there are a lot of young dorky, fag kids in the West (and in Japan), and so they cater to them.

A Japanese woman would never cheat on me because my penis is powerful.

[Varda]

The biggest 'wild' settlement in Serbia is Kaluđerica (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaluđerica), maybe even in the entire Balkans https://www.sd.rs/clanak/muke-stanov...anu-17-08-2014
Most of the people who live in Kaluđerica originated from Kosovo and southeastern Serbia. They settled there to be closer to Belgrade where they coming to work since communist period. In 1999. many Serbian refugees from Kosovo came to Kaluđerica.
What is Kaluđerica for southern Serbs, Nova Pazova, Batajnica and partly Zemun are for Krajina Serbs. A lot of Krajišnici settled to these places in communist period to be closer to Belgrade, after 1995. Serbian refugees from Krajina settled in these places where their cousins lived since years or few decades earlier. Krajinian refugees formed also few new settlement like Busije and Grmovac.

Krajina Serbs become majority in Nova Pazova and Batajnica after WW2 in the period of communist Yugoslavia, they settled in these places because they are close to Belgrade. Before WW2 Nova Pazova was predominantly German (Volksdeutche) village (they left village after WW2), and Batajnica was Serbian village (of non-Serbs there was only 2 German houses). Due to migrations of Krajinians in the next 20-30 years after WW2 these villages have transformed in suburban settlements of Belgrade. In 1948. Batajnica had only 3.674 inhabitants, in 1981. 18.599, in 1991 24.374, and in 2011. almost 33.000 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batajnica#Demographics). Nova Pazova from 4.604 in 1948, reached 18.214 in 2002 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nova_P...cal_population).

[Dušan]

What is your favorite country?

Russia and Greece.

[Foghorn]

Mongolia, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia.

[sanhadji]

qatar it's safe modern prosperous and people there are educated with no weirdos such as bums lgbt ...

[LaSentinelle]

Norway, Finland, Switzerland, the US, France before it started taking on immigrants and Russia before 1917.

[tk'es]

countries in red-orange

[parsley]

Sudan and Ethiopia

[robertb]

LOL I just love Europeans that go to NYC, LA, Chicago and etc. that think they know about the US. To top it off some from Balkan countries calling us 3rd world, I'd love to compare my very rural home to rural homes there.

Like a couple posters in Australia hate the Anglo world and not anywhere as great as ____or____. lol Nigga there are flights every day back to____. Truth is you have lived there 20 years and to good to work for peanuts but any day now your moving back.

I'm on a roll so I'll go on. My wife is Russian and so lots of family and friends there and I really love Russia. A few on here from western countries want to live there, Russians would eat them alive and the average American would commit suicide dealing with red tape.

My not really serious rant is you don't really know a country until you'll lived it and worked it like the natives. All countries even the poorest are great and fun when you have a pocket full and just having fun.