johnny the fox Posted 13 November 2014 Posted 13 November 2014 http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/germany-trumps-us-to-be-named-best-country-in-the-world-9859732.html http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/germany-named-best-country-in-the-world-9858762.html we won the wars, lost the peace...
MC Prussian Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 So, this is a poll ranking countries by attractiveness in terms of investment, right? Doesn't say anything about what it feels and means like living and working in Germany as an individual. But this is what they say about themselves: Conducted annually, the Anholt-GfK Nation Brands Index measures the image of 50 countries, with respect to Exports, Governance, Culture, People, Tourism and Immigration/Investment. For the 2013 study, a total of 20,445 online interviews were conducted in 20 developed and developing countries with adults age 18 or over. The most up-to-date online population parameters were used to weight the achieved sample in each country, to reflect key demographic characteristics such as age, gender and education of the 2013 online population in that count. Fieldwork was conducted from July 25th to August 15th, 2013. http://www.gfk.com/news-and-events/press-room/press-releases/pages/nation-brand-index-2013-latest-findings.aspx
Strokes Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 The parts of Germany I have been to and worked in have been great. If a job came up in company around south germany, id be all over it. I don't know if its the best in the world but id prefer Munich to anywhere over here.
Sir Fynwy Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I'm probably going to end up living and working in a small village near Stuttgart sometime in the next 5 years, I like the place but I'm not sure I'll want to stay after I finish working.
Vacamion Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I lived there as young man. Not the *best * country in the world, but a great place. Any country that elevates beer and sausages to a national cuisine is a great country....
bovril Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Interesting place with a very different atmosphere from region to region. I'm considering moving to Berlin in my early 30s, Bowie-style. Bit cold though, last time I was there my camera froze.
David Guiza Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Seems better run than our Country too. Narrowly avoided entering a reccession according to the news today. But I do agree, I've enjoyed any time i've spent over there and I'd imagine it's only the ignorant brits who still think it's 1945 who would have too many bad words against the country.
foxoffderby Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Lovely country very clean, modern and friendly people.
Haydos Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Visited twice now, wouldn't mind living there at all. Lovely place on the whole.
Steven Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 The parts of Germany I have been to and worked in have been great. If a job came up in company around south germany, id be all over it. I don't know if its the best in the world but id prefer Munich to anywhere over here. Munich is a fantastic city.
lgfualol Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 The parts of Germany I have been to and worked in have been great. If a job came up in company around south germany, id be all over it. I don't know if its the best in the world but id prefer Munich to anywhere over here. Me too. I go over a few times a year, mainly to Augsburg. Planning on moving/living there for a while next year. I love Germany a lot. Everything is just better.
Vossen Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 We spend the least on education per person 43p per day, Germany double that easily...we keep the working class in there place...
Dr The Singh Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I like Germany, the quality of poon is superior to Uk
johnny the fox Posted 14 November 2014 Author Posted 14 November 2014 I like Germany, the quality of poon is superior to Uk poon ? or porn? or poontang?
theessexfox Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Love Germany, doing work experience over there in a few months.
Unabomber Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I'm going to hamburg for Christmas. Will I have a good time? Never been before, I like women and beer. Anyone been who can give me advice?
ScouseFox Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I went to Berlin and it wasn't as good as loads of other places in Europe. Still alright like.
MooseBreath Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Places always seem better when you're on holiday.
ADK Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 Germany broadly suits my politics better than the UK. They do have some annoying things though. Like not being allowed to cross the road away from a crossing.
MC Prussian Posted 14 November 2014 Posted 14 November 2014 I'm going to hamburg for Christmas. Will I have a good time? Never been before, I like women and beer. Anyone been who can give me advice? Easy to get around with the S-Bahn (subway), great night scene. Try the Hafenviertel (Hafen-City), visit St. Pauli, the Reeperbahn, the Tower Bar above the Hafen Hotel, get smashed with a bucket full of Astra and don't forget the name Beate Uhse.
Rob1742 Posted 15 November 2014 Posted 15 November 2014 Visited Nuremburg to watch England in the World Cup. Shocked and surprised. I think it has s similar population to Leicester, but that is where the similarities end. A real smart City. It has been modernised, but maintained loads of character and I had a great few days. People seemed friendly too, really really nice place.
Durnerz Posted 15 November 2014 Posted 15 November 2014 It is a great country and its passion for football, beer and currywurst is reason enough to love it.Found Munich the most modern city in comparison to your Dortmund's and Dusseldorfs but all were welcoming, the only disadvantage with Germany is that on a Sunday literally everything closes.
Dr The Singh Posted 15 November 2014 Posted 15 November 2014 poon ? or porn? or poontang?All of the above
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