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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22
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no mention of FYROM?
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molly bloom
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001 time: 15:25
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I'm curious- quite a few people have put Australia in their top ten most desired places to live. As a recent immigrant, I'm intrigued by the reasons other people would have for wanting to live here- especially the people who have never been.
With regard to the ones wanting to live in a 'tropical paradise'- you might want to reconsider, unless you're assuming you have unlimited supplies of cash. For anyone who has been to say, St. Lucia, or Noumea, or Papeete, recall if you would the cost of living, the amount of money you have to pay for basic foodstuffs. There's a reason people in Great Britain, for instance are asked to bring out food/clothes/cooking utensils in suitcases by relatives in Dominica, St. Lucia, Barbados- and that's the cost of buying the goods in the Caribbean, or in the Pacific.
Still, as someone who is fortunate to live in the 'Lucky Country' (lucky if you're Kerry Packer or Lachlan Murdoch) let me extend a warm welcome to you- if you like venomous snakes (9 out of 10 of the world's most poisonous live here), death dealing jellyfish (the box and irukandji), poisonous spiders (redback, huntsman and funnelweb), interesting diseases spread by mosquitoes (Ross River Disease) or bats (Japanese encephalitis), bush fires, soil made useless by high salinity, a tax rate of 49%, and human devouring crocodiles (also mistaken for politicians).
But I do like it here, really...
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