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PrintableCarrieMpls said: TheVoid said: Florida was an always will be absolutely superior to every other place in the States other than possibly California or New York though. To you, perhaps. I'd move there over Texas (with the exception of Austin) or Alaska, I suppose. But Florida is at the ery bottom of my list of places to live in the US. But what are your reasons? " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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It depends on which country you ask for citizenship.
Latvia may allow you one if you speak some Lett and yo grandmomma has given out soup to Russian soldiers in WWII, whereas you might wait a lifetime for an answer from Monaco. When my mum moved to Slovakia and asked me to go along she said it would be no problem for me to become a dual-citizen, if I decided to stay there and not be treated like a foreigner when it comes to bureaucracy and all that. I said "no thanks" to both  | |
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Genesia said: KoolEaze said: [/b]
You´d seriously leave a tropical, sunny, warm and mellow place in Florida for a cold, rainy and often dark and windy place like Ireland? Really? And you describe your situation as being "stuck in Hernando County"? 
Whaaaa? Why? What´s wrong with being in the Sunshine State? Irish folks, please don´t get me wrong...but seriously, who wouldn´t want to live in Florida?  | |
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TheVoid said: Anyways, back on topic folks!
Anyone been through the process? What are the ramifications or downsides? I'm only seeing upsides, and that's got to be a deception. I really didn´t (and still don´t) want to take this off topic, so sorry if I did but , IMO, dual citizenship and being happy (or unhappy) with where you live have a lot to do with each other. In a sense, they go hand in hand, and dual citizenship is always a political hot potato, especially so in places like Florida or California due to Cuban or other Latin American immigrants and of course because a lot of immigrants from wealthier countries like, for instance, Germany, are most interested in moving to sunnier places like Florida or Cali. " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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KoolEaze said: Genesia said: Care to elaborate? I´m really,really curious.  I wouldn't want to live in Florida either. I've travelled here, there and everywhere but the thought of living in Florida leaves me cold. Sorry, Florida, nothing personal! blah blah blah |
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TheVoid said: CarrieMpls said: I would never move to Florida! Though, I have enjoyed the times I have visited.
I'd be in Ireland over that place in a heartbeat. Florida was an always will be absolutely superior to every other place in the States other than possibly California or New York though. Oh ewww! You know where I stand! Well look whom I found dipping their toe in the murky waters! :eyeroll: At least offer me a damn cup of coffee! | |
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CarrieMpls said: TheVoid said: Florida was an always will be absolutely superior to every other place in the States other than possibly California or New York though. To you, perhaps. I'd move there over Texas (with the exception of Austin) or Alaska, I suppose. But Florida is at the ery bottom of my list of places to live in the US. Oh ewww, ewww! Well look whom I found dipping their toe in the murky waters! :eyeroll: At least offer me a damn cup of coffee! | |
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