ive been to us/france/japan/going to germany
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I was in Mexico 86, I was in queretaro for the Brazil v Spain game, Brazil won. I was in USA 94 and i attended the Germany v Spain game, and I am sad that i will not be able to go to Germany I have fallen into some rough times financially yet i will try to watch every game like I all ways do:) So if anyonme goes to germany please bring me a key chain?
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when i was 5 i go to Germany\n           6 Italy\n           7 France\n           8 Russia\n           9 Germay,Italy,Russia,France (Disneyland,Eifel) and that's it........bye bye and answer to my question : ,,what's your e-mail address'' Emanuel Richard Tiberiu
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You're on the right track by omitting England and Brasil. Italy would be a good choice, if not then my support would go to Germany.
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I liked there for 4 years and me and my wife loved it.  The people are nice, the cities are beatiful, I'd go back in a heartbeat if I had the chance.  I've been all around europe and liked germany the most.
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I am!! I'm going to the semi-finals.\n My brother's even luckier he got tickets for Italy vs. USA, Italy vs. Czech Republic, and for the finals.
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Try moving out of the US... :D
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Work and travel in Australia, New Zealand or Canada.
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I would fly to Italy for Pizza...then New York for Shopping....LOL
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Having lived in Germany...\n(1) passport (duh), a map of the area you'll be in, and your dictionary\n(2) Credit Card with an International symbol on it (not all regular Visa/MC/AMEX/DISC cards work in the ATM's over there! Check with your bank before you go.) Don't take traveler's checks - they're way too big of a pain.\n(3) an electical converter. They're available at Radio Shack, sport chalet, etc. It converts any edison plug into what will work over there, and also adjusts from 110 to 220 for you. It's important if you take a laptop, hairdryer, alarm clock, etc.\n(4) Clothes that will allow you to dress in layers. Germany can be freezing cold one day and sunny (though rarely!) the next. Make sure you have comfortable walking shoes - leave the flip flops at home! - that will give you traction on hills and cobblestones. Castles are always at the top of a hill! Take a coat that is treated for rain - because it WILL rain - and definitely an umbrella!!\n(5) A sense of humor! (Americans: I mean this as a caution, not in offense - Your country's politics don't exactly allow you to be popular overseas, especially near a big city like Berlin, so don't head into a pub with headstrong conservative opinions. Leave your American flag clothes, patches, keychains, etc. at home as you won't ever see a German wearing his/her flag, aside from on football/soccer shirts! If all else fails, say you're Canadian!!) Be willing to try new things, go to new places, and listen to the opinions of new people. You'll walk out of there with new friends and lots of stories, guaranteed!!!
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I am super swell:) In a few hours I leave on a 23 day tip to England to visit relatives. Also, when I get back in June I get to go see System Of A Down in concert. something I have been wanting to do for a long tiime. I HAVE FLOOR TICKETS!
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Since I was born and raised in the USA, I think it would be interesting to live in Europe and Asia. That way I could really give you an honest answer from experience having lived in all three places.
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north america, europe, asia
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ive been to 28 states and Canada but yes I would like to see more of the world too...i wont hold my breath
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Spicoli it sounds as though you should try europe. In general people get back what they give and by your tone it sounds like you would be perfect for europe or maybe even Afghanistan.
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ME TOO...\nAND SINCE I CANT GO 2 GERMANY, I'VE GOT THE OFFICIAL-FIFA-T SHIRT FROM THERE....\n\nBRAHEXA THIS YEAR!!!
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I reached it 3 world cups ago!!
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Germany, Italy, Portugal and Brazil