Fact O' The Day

[Krandall]

'16% of the world population would permanently move to another country if they could. '


According to a recent Gallup poll three years in the making, 700 million people worldwide, or about 16% of the world's population would, if given the chance, leave their own country and move permanently to another one. A move to a country in Europe was the most popular choice among those polled (210 million), followed by America (165 million) and Canada (45 million).



put me in that category.

[russ-russ]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

[Peelz]

Yeah Mano if money were no object I might live in the uk with my beyotch shrimpy lol

[Out Back Welding]

I've always wanted to move to New Zealand...don't know if id stay forever though.

[Krandall]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

All over.

I think I'd go to Germany though. Germany or Sweden.

[Peelz]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

All over.

I think I'd go to Germany though. Germany or Sweden.

screw it! Moving to haiti, lots of open lots to build on I hear


too soon? 

[funyun]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

All over.

I think I'd go to Germany though. Germany or Sweden.

Is your response supposed to surprise us?

[Colorado700R]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

All over.

I think I'd go to Germany though. Germany or Sweden.

screw it! Moving to haiti, lots of open lots to build on I hear


too soon?  

Good time to buy

Heard their Real estate market crashed down on them......


All aboard the express freight train to hell

<----Conductor

[funyun]

WOOO WOOO

[Peelz]

put me in that category.

Where would you go?

All over.

I think I'd go to Germany though. Germany or Sweden.

screw it! Moving to haiti, lots of open lots to build on I hear


too soon?  

Good time to buy

Heard their Real estate market crashed down on them......


All aboard the express freight train to hell

<----Conductor

all aboard capt. 

[funyun]

So whens the train leaving? Ive been waiting in my seat for hours 

[Krandall]

'In the U.S., two-thirds of second marriages and three-quarters of third ones end in divorce.'


These dismal statistics about second and third marriages in the United States are far less commonly published than those regarding first marriages (i.e., that half of them end in divorce). Regardless, they suggest that people who marry frequently tend not to learn from the mistakes made in prior relationships, instead bringing bad relationship habits with them from marriage to marriage.

[Peelz]

'In the U.S., two-thirds of second marriages and three-quarters of third ones end in divorce.'


These dismal statistics about second and third marriages in the United States are far less commonly published than those regarding first marriages (i.e., that half of them end in divorce). Regardless, they suggest that people who marry frequently tend not to learn from the mistakes made in prior relationships, instead bringing bad relationship habits with them from marriage to marriage.

terrible.

[disco]

Well that's an easy fix.  Outlaw divorce and legalize bigamy.   

[Peelz]

Well that's an easy fix.  Outlaw divorce and legalize bigamy.