So where in the world have you been?

Canada, Taiwan, China, Japan.

I've really only traveled within the US.

[QUOTE="campzor"]Europeans are the luckiest...because they can pretty much roadtrip to other countries whereas us Australians cant..and Americans can only go to mexico/canadaPirate700

Japan
Hong Kong / China
Mexico *shudders*

Pirate700

Tennessee

Kentucky

Florida

Georgia

South Carolina

I'm not much for traveling.

How do you know? [QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Japan
Hong Kong / China
Mexico *shudders*

markop2003

I have been to Europe and can tell you it is the same. Europe can fit completely inside the lower 48 states. If you take Europe from the Ural Mountains in Russia to the Portugal coast, it would fit entirely within North America.

I've only been to Canada (Niagara Falls and Quebec). I've been to basically every Northeastern state within the US. From Maine to Maryland, but only as far west as Ohio (I live in CT). I went to Florida once as a kid.

I'd love to do more travelling.

• Stirling, Edingburgh, Glasgow (Scotland)
• Berwick, Blackpool, Manchester (England)
• Tenerifre (Spain)
• Amsterdam (Holland)

Canada (where I live), US and Mexico. I am going to Ireland and Scotland this summer, but there are many other places I want to go.

well umm apart from where I live:

Norway

Denmark

Finland

Iceland

Germany

Belgium

Netherlands

England

Scotland

France

Czech Republic

Switzerland

Austria

Spain

Italy

Gran Canaria (Spain)

New York

Florida

California

Arizona

Nevada

Mexico

Jamaica

Cayman Islands

Haiti

Dominican Republic

Damn it Gamespot, I type up a long damn post and you give me "message can not be left blank or have whitespace"

Outside US

• Japan
• Okinawa
• Iejima
• Guam
• Marshall Islands (Briefly)
• Palau (Briefly)
• Vanuata (Briefly)
• Fiji (Briefly)
• Truk (Briefly)
• Pohnpei (Briefly)
• Kosrae (Briefly)
• Solomons (Briefly)
• Tuvalu (Briefly)
• Kiribati (Briefly)

Inside US:

• Nevada (currently here)
• California
• Colorado
• Nebraska
• Virginia
• Hawaii
• Every state (linearly) between Virginia and Nebraska
• Washington (state)

POST THIS TIME GS

I've only been in the USA, Mexico, and Canada in temrs of countries. But to be fair, the US is so large and diverse that it is basically like going to around Europe.

I went to Prague once. It was amazing.

About 20 different countries, can't really be bothered naming them all:P

Some rich folks on this site.

Some rich folks on this site.

CHOASXIII

Of the last 22 airports I have been through in the the last 3 years, I have only paid to go through about 4 of them. Those were the airports in the UK and Milwaukee. All the ones from Amsterdam through Shreveport were paid by the companies that contracted for me for work. Ubisoft paid for my trip to Germany.

[QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]

Some rich folks on this site.

WhiteKnight77

Of the last 22 airports I have been through in the the last 3 years, I have only paid to go through about 4 of them. Those were the airports in the UK and Milwaukee. All the ones from Amsterdam through Shreveport were paid by the companies that contracted for me for work. Ubisoft paid for my trip to Germany.

You work for Ubisoft? or?

You guys are far more well traveled than I would have thought...My instinctual reaction is suspicion. :/

I've lived in Canada and the US.

Some rich folks on this site.

CHOASXIII

I know. :/ Seems slightly odd.

[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]

Of the last 22 airports I have been through in the the last 3 years, I have only paid to go through about 4 of them. Those were the airports in the UK and Milwaukee. All the ones from Amsterdam through Shreveport were paid by the companies that contracted for me for work. Ubisoft paid for my trip to Germany.

CHOASXIII

You work for Ubisoft? or?

No, I won an email contest to go preview GRAW for PC and interview the CEO of GRIN who was developing that version of the game. They sent me to Games Convention 2005 in Leipzig.

I actually work for an engineering firm. I am not an engineer though I work with them on occasion, I am an NDT technician. I inspect whatever needs inspecting in the areas I am trained in. I make a joke about my job. I work in small spaces looking for cracks.

[QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]

[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]

Of the last 22 airports I have been through in the the last 3 years, I have only paid to go through about 4 of them. Those were the airports in the UK and Milwaukee. All the ones from Amsterdam through Shreveport were paid by the companies that contracted for me for work. Ubisoft paid for my trip to Germany.

WhiteKnight77

You work for Ubisoft? or?

No, I won an email contest to go preview GRAW for PC and interview the CEO of GRIN who was developing that version of the game. They sent me to Games Convention 2005 in Leipzig.

I actually work for an engineering firm. I am not an engineer though I work with them on occasion, I am an NDT technician. I inspect whatever needs inspecting in the areas I am trained in. I make a joke about my job. I work in small spaces looking for cracks.

Wow lol.

You guys are far more well traveled than I would have thought...My instinctual reaction is suspicion. :/

Storm_Marine

Being a military brat and being in the military myself, I have traveled quite a bit while I was a kid. I lived for 3 years in Japan and spent 2 years stationed on Okinawa where I took a vacation in the Philippines and went on an exercise in South Korea. While there, a bunch of us took a trip to Panmunjom to visit the MACV compound. While there, we were allowed to cross the DMZ into North Korea.

I told Chaos about my trip to Germany and my job. As it is quite difficult to transport a boiler to the company I work for, I have to travel to that location. Same with the vessels I inspect at oil refineries or paper plants.

germany(where i was born)

france

italy

netherlands

irland

japan(lived in toshima for about 2 years)

all over the united states(curently live in mountain time area)

u.k

you american people need to realize there's a world outside of your little country

you american people need to realize there's a world outside of your little country

themajormayor

Where do you think I am from?

[QUOTE="themajormayor"]

you american people need to realize there's a world outside of your little country

WhiteKnight77

Where do you think I am from?

[QUOTE="jun_aka_pekto"]

Places (not necessarily countries):

Egypt Turkey Kuwait Qatar Saudi Arabia The Netherlands Italy Germany England Ireland Colombia Alaska Aruba Japan South Korea Philippines Hawaii Guam Australia New Zealand Canada

Of those places, I'd love to visit Japan and Turkey again.

Chicken453

I love the Antalya and Izmir regions of Turkey and the Lake Towada region of Japan:

[QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]Some rich folks on this site.Storm_Marine

U.S

Canada

Jamaica

[QUOTE="Storm_Marine"][QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]Some rich folks on this site.topsemag55

How do you find the time? Unless you're all alot older than I'd assume.

How do you find the time? Storm_Marine

US (about 13 states), Mexico, Jamaica and the DR.

[QUOTE="topsemag55"][QUOTE="Storm_Marine"]I know. :/ Seems slightly odd.Storm_Marine

How do you find the time? Unless you're all alot older than I'd assume.

I travel due to my job. No choice.

Live in Australia, and I've only been to New Zealand and Fiji. But I'd very much like to travel to northern Europe one day.

As far as in the US.....

Any state between NY and CA along I-90 and I-80, between CA and FL along I-10, and finally..... between AZ and MO along I-40.:lol: That's easier than naming them all. Add ID, WA and OR.

France

Spain

England.

Two of those places were sh!t. One was ok.

Hong Kong

flipin_jackass

Yes, yes!!!!

Been to America once when i was a kid. Disneyland was so much friggen fun!!! And Las Vegas is amazing when it's all lit up at night. I'd love to go back sometime since now im old enough to go in all the clubs and stuff :D

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="campzor"]Traveling from state to state is very much similar from traveling from small country to smal country in Europe.

markop2003

Japan
Hong Kong / China
Mexico *shudders*

Pirate700

Yeah, its not the same. Different langagues, different cultures, different history. There are similarities but distance between countries doesn't mean much.

Canada (home) + about 50 other countries