The Wacken Hot Tub (General Chat)

[xforeverxmetalx]

By Indian standards, I live a very comfortable (can even be called rather luxurious) life. But that's not saying much because the quality of life in general here is bad. Varying from significant things like bad roads (or the lack of roads) to the lack of basic mannerism en masse, too much religion, communism etc... Right down to the subtle differences in the quality of the goods we consume and places we visit (buildings and infrastructure wise).

I want to jump ship and live in a peaceful, low density, high HDI country. Looking at the possibilities in Scandinavia right now.

Ah k. So basically it sucks even if you can support yourself easily.

Are you religious? If not (seems you aren't, but I could be wrong), are you treated differently/badly because of it?

Sorry for all the questions btw. You don't have to answer if you don't want to.

 

[dishayu]

Ah k. So basically it sucks even if you can support yourself easily.

Are you religious? If not (seems you aren't, but I could be wrong), are you treated differently/badly because of it?

Sorry for all the questions btw. You don't have to answer if you don't want to.

Yes. I live in an apartment complex with a swimming pool, clubhouse, gym, squash court and all the amenities which you would probably get in a European apartment but that will not change the fact that as soon as I step out, I run into a messy, unorganized, crowded city, where I have to spend half my day.

I'm not religious at all. That is generally fine in cities but in the villages and smaller towns, people may get offended by me not joining them in prayer or taking off my shoes when passing by the "prayer room" and I'd have to apologize. But speaking generally, i'm not treated any differently at all.

Sure, no problem about the questions. I'll call it out specifically, if I don't want to answer a question

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Yes. I live in an apartment complex with a swimming pool, clubhouse, gym, squash court and all the amenities which you would probably get in a European apartment but that will not change the fact that as soon as I step out, I run into a messy, unorganized, crowded city, where I have to spend half my day.

I'm not religious at all. That is generally fine in cities but in the villages and smaller towns, people may get offended by me not joining them in prayer or taking off my shoes when passing by the "prayer room" and I'd have to apologize. But speaking generally, i'm not treated any differently at all.

Sure, no problem about the questions. I'll call it out specifically, if I don't want to answer a question

Haha okay. Well that's all I've got for now anyway. Thanks.

 

[Darkfang]

Yes. I live in an apartment complex with a swimming pool, clubhouse, gym, squash court and all the amenities which you would probably get in a European apartment but that will not change the fact that as soon as I step out, I run into a messy, unorganized, crowded city, where I have to spend half my day.

I'm not religious at all. That is generally fine in cities but in the villages and smaller towns, people may get offended by me not joining them in prayer or taking off my shoes when passing by the "prayer room" and I'd have to apologize. But speaking generally, i'm not treated any differently at all.

Sure, no problem about the questions. I'll call it out specifically, if I don't want to answer a question

I cannot imagine that, in India, you have the same apartment complex like we have The same for people who think we are living in igloos and killing whales for breakfast lol

Maybe .. someday.. I will visit India

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Oh, I do have one more - what's the general opinion of Americans in India?

 

[dishayu]

Oh, I do have one more - what's the general opinion of Americans in India?

People think very highly of them. Actually it's all white skinned folk that the Indians hold in high regard (don't ask me the reason, for I do not know). US Americans, even more so, since it's pretty much the most powerful country in the world, economically and politically.

 

[dishayu]

I cannot imagine that, in India, you have the same apartment complex like we have The same for people who think we are living in igloos and killing whales for breakfast lol

Maybe .. someday.. I will visit India

Haha, I don't think anyone thinks Canadians live in Igloos. Icelandic and scandinavians, perhaps, but not canadians

And yes, I can fully recommend India for tourism, plenty of amazing sights and tastes to be experienced. Speaking of which, i'm yet to cook that meal that I planned at 8:30 pm and now it's 10 pm

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

People think very highly of them. Actually it's all white skinned folk that the Indians hold in high regard (don't ask me the reason, for I do not know). US Americans, even more so, since it's pretty much the most powerful country in the world, economically and politically.

Haha cool.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Haha, I don't think anyone thinks Canadians live in Igloos. Icelandic and scandinavians, perhaps, but not canadians

And yes, I can fully recommend India for tourism, plenty of amazing sights and tastes to be experienced. Speaking of which, i'm yet to cook that meal that I planned at 8:30 pm and now it's 10 pm

I'll visit someday.

Maybe just make a sandwich?

 

[Milkie]

Haha, I don't think anyone thinks Canadians live in Igloos. Icelandic and scandinavians, perhaps, but not canadians

Some people think that we have polar bears and penguins in Finland.

 

[dishayu]

I'll visit someday.

Maybe just make a sandwich?

I decided to brave it out and cook a proper meal. ETA 15 minutes

 

[Koldawne]

I decided to brave it out and cook a proper meal. ETA 15 minutes

Good for you! You feel much better when you have a nice cooked meal - at least I do.

 

[Quark]

How long do you have to be here before you can delete your own replies?? LOL

Never. Think you have to be a mod.

Correct.

 

[Koldawne]

I'm starving

 

[Koldawne]

Correct.

That sucks