Daily Questions

[Visual Spectrum 1,932]

I walk to get to where I need to be. I should get a bike since Walmart is on the other side of the nearest town. 

[SparklingSquirrels 21,341]

I'll walk if it's close, but if it's further away then I'll use my car.

[Legacy Dash 439]

I take the bus usually - even if it's a short distance. Public transport is fairly cheap in my city, to I take advantage of it.

[wowowowo 132]

nothing. I'm lactose intolerant

[BMF 57]

I walk.

 

I don't have anywhere to go beside work.

[Dattebayo 2,850]

This pleb walks or takes the bus

Edited September 5, 2014 by Dattebayo

[kirbysnumber1 19]

i ride my bike wherever but ussually not that far

[The Leafeon Pinkeh 3,603]

Since I don't have a license yet (eligible to get one, though) my parents or sister drive me d: 

 

D: so many taking buses! I've only ever been on public transport buses going from airports to rental car places on vacation xD still fun, even if nobody is on it c:

[FoxOsprey 46]

Hoorah for London transport systems! Basically; I everything.

[Vertigo_95 572]

Because I don't have a driver license, not even a learners permit, and my parents are too cheap to drive me anywhere, I either walk or take public transportation depending on its distance. 

Edited September 5, 2014 by JRex95

[Kay Dreamer 884]

 

My favorite kind of chips are salt and vinegar. Next question!

 

How do you commonly go somewhere? Do you use a car? Motorcycle? Do you walk? Do you use a bicycle? Public transportation?

 

 

Owning a car is more or less mandatory in Perth if you want to function. This city is so spread out, and the public transport doesn't cover nearly enough ground.

 

Given that, I drive. I have a little TARDIS-blue Mitsubishi Lancer. Not the fanciest thing, but she's reliable. 

[verycreativeusername 1,800]

I go around by my car. My dad drives me around because I am too young to get a driver's license. Next question!

 

Do you like the country you live in? Why or why not?

[Overdrive 5,366]

Yes and no. The U.S. is so screwed up, it's not even funny. However, I couldn't imagine being anywhere else.

[SparklingSquirrels 21,341]

The US? No, not really. I'd like to move out someday... but maybe just for a few years (not leave forever).

[Darker 1,351]

Yes. Spain is without a doubt one of the best countries of Europe. Nice people, nice food, everything is nice around here.

 

Though we're a bit tired of immigrants and tourists. This year we've had about 60 million visitors, and that's too much for us.

 

Still, best country to me.

[Commander Shep-herd 64]

I don't know. UK's alright I suppose. Free health care is good. Government not so good. Most of the people are nice so that's a plus. But it feels samey to me. Probably because I've never been abroad so I feel like I'm missing stuff. So yeah 50/50 on my opinion of the country.

[Kay Dreamer 884]

 

I go around by my car. My dad drives me around because I am too young to get a driver's license. Next question!

 

Do you like the country you live in? Why or why not?

 

 

I whine about it and make fun of it a lot, but Australia is a pretty decent place to live, at the end of the day. The biggest downsides would be the sheer distance from the rest of the world, making good holidays extremely expensive. (The flights are ridiculous.) Our current government is also pretty useless, but the only other country I'd like to live in is the UK, and they have the same problem right now. (Plus, teachers here get paid more.)

 

I can't stand heat though, I'm very much a rainy-weather person. I live in the wrong state for that. (WA). But there's nothing stopping me from moving to Tasmania in a few years, where the weather is much cooler.

[The Crimson Cross 7,532]

Australia is alright.

I've never had a problem with it. I love it here! And anyone who says it's crap doesn't know what they're talking about.

They call this place "The lucky country" and I can say that it delivers.

[Invincible 2,091]

I live in Israel - it's a bit complicated. I don't like the current way things are going because we have enough economic and militaristic problems to sort through. But, i DO LIKE Israel because it provides a safe sanctuary to Jews from the hating pursuit we suffer everywhere else in the world.

[Gracefilly 117]

I live in America, and being 52 I remember feeling safe about the country I lived in. Now I question if it was really ever safe. I am soooooo sick of the government now, as well as the media who is in the hip pockets of the government.

American's are suppose to have certain freedoms but it looks good on paper but it isn't the truth anymore. The reality is you are under the control of the government. And I am not sure what nation would be any different then this. Sorry but I'm a sceptic on this topic now. Funny thing is, I considered myself a Tea Party Patriot at one time too. Even that to me now is a joke.

[FoxOsprey 46]

Yup! I love the UK.

 

 

 

I live in Israel - it's a bit complicated. I don't like the current way things are going because we have enough economic and militaristic problems to sort through. But, i DO LIKE Israel because it provides a safe sanctuary to Jews from the hating pursuit we suffer everywhere else in the world.

 

Firstly; "safe" is barely a word I'd use in regards to Israel, secondly, So far as I can tell, Jews do not recieve hate in any countrys aside from Israel. I have many Jewish friends and they don't seem to have any complaints. If I have indeed got my facts sorely wrong please PM me.

[Rainboom Dash 1,056]

I live in Australia and I'm very happy for it, because it's a great country with lots of cool things.

[Visual Spectrum 1,932]

I hate living in the USA. People are rarely friendly, there isn't much to do, and it is boring here. I also feel unsafe here since it is legal for just about anyone to own a gun. A lot of the pro-Americans are cocky and annoying. The anti-Americans are equally as annoying. Overall, I hate it here.

[Arylett Charnoa 4,919]

I inhabit the United States.

 

Overall, it isn't too great here. But honestly, I think the entire world sucks and wish to leave it, so I doubt I'd be much happier anywhere else. Perhaps Canada, I guess. Or any place where they have a better healthcare system would be nice, preferably covering psychological conditions. 

 

Still, because of the state of the whole world being controlled by greed, corporations, and governments that do nothing, I don't mind living here as much as others. I don't love it, but I also don't hate it. I tell myself, at least I wasn't born in a third world country. There are many, many places in this world that suck so much harder than this one. I'm one of the lucky ones to even have the opportunity to live here when millions of others are born in places that don't even have the most basic freedoms. And really, that's all that matters. It could be so much worse.

[ponylaces 1,870]

Yup, I love the US. Sure, it has problems sometimes. But I can't imagine living in like, Mexico, or something.