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How long ago was this? Germany has changed a lotIf you don't you'll regret it.
<------Lived in London 11 years and went to Germany a lot.
How long ago was this? Germany has changed a lotIf you don't you'll regret it.
<------Lived in London 11 years and went to Germany a lot.
Adults don't troll the internet with ignorance. This thread was started by some one looking for advice. I'm sure he realizes the world is a dangerous place in general. Things happen all over. Germany is just as safe as anywhere in the US.Adults are open to conversation and don't insult others that think different. You're acting a fool right now.
My advice to him was I think it is too dangerous of a place to live in. That isn't trolling and what I 100 percent believe. You on the other hand, are trolling me with insults because you can't handle it.Adults don't troll the internet with ignorance. This thread was started by some one looking for advice.
What do you base your beliefs on?My advice to him was I think it is too dangerous of a place to live in. That isn't trolling and what I 100 percent believe. You on the other hand, are trolling me with insults because you can't handle it.
I'm pretty sure we all know the answer to this question.For the 'nein!' guys> when is the last time you were in Germany?
Good question, and I will update this tomorrow or later tonight with the facts that I based my beliefs on, but for now I have to go.What do you base your beliefs on?
Can I presume it's not first hand knowledge?Good question, and I will update this tomorrow or later tonight with the facts that I based my beliefs on, but for now I have to go.
That dude has never left Idaho.Can I presume it's not first hand knowledge?
Disagree 100% you can't say that without saying why. If it had been it's a dangerous place because of an increase in crime rate of X% and any other measurable metric or actual personal experience it's different story but he doesn't and didn't offer that. So no, it had no place in a thread asking for advice.No dog in this fight but in no way was his comment ruining this thread. It's just another opinion to consider. It didn't strike me as being even vaguely inappropriate.
Who cares? I live in Chicago. It's the Wild West here. I've had 2 shootings within 3 blocks of my condo within the last 3-4 months. I don't let the possibility of a little random violence keep me from enjoying my life.How long ago was this? Germany has changed a lot
Sorry, there is no way he wasn't trying to interject his Trump propganda here. Your're either naive or disengenuous. There's plenty of threads for him to do that in and he has every right to do so. Here it is absoluely inappropriate unless you think the OP has never watched the news or think that there aren't any violent crimes in the US. I hope you have enough awareness to realize that.No dog in this fight but in no way was his comment ruining this thread. It's just another opinion to consider. It didn't strike me as being even vaguely inappropriate.
Crowd can actually get ridiculous there, go during the week. I've been four times, will never go again. It's like the best carnival/fair you've ever been to, with more people than you can handle.Always wanted to go to Munich for Oktoberfest
And puke everywhere.Crowd can actually get ridiculous there, go during the week. I've been four times, will never go again. It's like the best carnival/fair you've ever been to, with more people than you can handle.
I miss Doner Kebabs so bad. You'd think they could replicate that here, but they can't.German food underrated.
Probably the most dangerous place to be in Germany. Last time I was there I passed out on the floor at the train station, got in a scuffle with a homeless dude and was rudely awoken mid morning by some nasty cop dogs.Always wanted to go to Munich for Oktoberfest
Great stuff...and yes, getting housing paid is pretty sweet as is no income tax for 18 months, but like I said earlier $$ is not why I would do this. It's just icing on the cake.So Ramstein and Weisbaden
Pros:
-You live in a village, safe as safe can be, lower crime rate than Topeka, Kansas and the people are pretty nice. It's exponetntially safer than the US, don't listen to Piggs and that other guy. They have never done anything in their lives but get liver disease and venereal disease. Probably from a dude in DFSguys's case.
-Food is good, you'll have some gasthaus in your neighborhood with schnitzel and spatzle and a good local German beer on tap.
-You would be 4 hours from Paris, 5 hours from Berlin, 6 hours from Italy, and 5 hours from Prague. I use numerals instead of spelling out the number for the morons like DFSguy who has a 4th grade education.
-You'll get all your housing paid for
-You will have neighbors who watch your house, who will love your kids, and who will not vote for Trump
-DODDs schools are great, top rated. Your kids will grow exponentially and become better people for it.
-Ramstein Air Base is so secure, you could sleep on the flightline and only the deer would bother you
Cons:
-Weather can really suck. Three months of winter is drizzle and darkness. Summers can happen, but maybe won't.
-You'll have to post your great experiences here and Higgs and dfsguy will tell you that Islamists are trying to kill you and you are lying. So stop posting here when you move.
No I didn't, I was promoting your message of forgiveness and kindness.You make it seem like there is something wrong with that
Drinking doubles don't make a party but it's pretty damn closeNo I didn't, I was promoting your message of forgiveness and kindness.![]()
Medical good if you are at Ramstein. I would suggest living in Landstuhl or around there anyway, that was the best place I lived there. Huge hospital, easy access, good folks. All I can tell you is that three or four years over there is a great experience and you wouldn't regret it. Sure there are challenges but the resources you have connected to the DoD are endless and invaluable. If you want to PM me please do, I'll answer anything and everything you have for me. Nine years there was enough but I miss it sometimes, a lot recently. It is super family friendly and after a few months your wife would love it. It's something you guys can always talk about, it is something most Americans never have a chance to do. I'm rooting for you to go!Great stuff...and yes, getting housing paid is pretty sweet as is no income tax for 18 months, but like I said earlier $$ is not why I would do this. It's just icing on the cake.
How was medical?
Biggest concern is having twins that are 2 years old. Wife relies on family to help out. She would like to wait another 12-18 months.
This is a Germany thread, we only talk about meter boards and Goldschläger.Drinking doubles don't make a party but it's pretty damn closeNo I didn't, I was promoting your message of forgiveness and kindness.![]()
The driving on the other side of the street is the U.K. would scare me more than the language thing would in Germanyjamny said:I can see not having a support system of family and friends around being an obstacle. If the UK was a definite, I wouldn't let the language difference stop you and your family from the experience in Germany. Wiesbaden is very close to Frankfurt, which is a major airline hub, so travelling back to the US from time to time would be easy.
You're thinking of Canada.The driving on the other side of the street would scare me more than the language thingjamny said:I can see not having a support system of family and friends around being an obstacle. If the UK was a definite, I wouldn't let the language difference stop you and your family from the experience in Germany. Wiesbaden is very close to Frankfurt, which is a major airline hub, so travelling back to the US from time to time would be easy.
It's UK and it's colonies that drive on the wrong side of the rode...typically.The driving on the other side of the street would scare me more than the language thing
He said he had two optionsIt's UK and it's colonies that drive on the wrong side of the rode...typically.
Yeah, I wasn't clear. Was comparing the U.K. option to the Germany one. I lived in Europe till I was 9You're thinking of Canada.![]()
This is true, never got used to driving on the other side. It's like tossing a salad without a woman.He said he had two options
UK
Germany
his concern with Germany was language, I was saying that the language thing in Germany is easier than the driving thing in the UK.
Can't wait. Infowars?Good question, and I will update this tomorrow or later tonight with the facts that I based my beliefs on, but for now I have to go.
I was in Japan last week and every time I got in the passenger side of the car, I felt like I was trying to write in a mirror I wasn't even drivingThis is true, never got used to driving on the other side. It's like tossing a salad without a woman.
Translation: I am going to post some absolute moronic bull #### and then cherry pick some whack job, fringe "news" site to retroactively support my inane posts.Good question, and I will update this tomorrow or later tonight with the facts that I based my beliefs on, but for now I have to go.
Good stuff!Some articles about moving young kids - what to consider, what the impacts might be, and tips to ease the transition. As I said earlier, this would definitely be my primary focus when making such a decision. Good luck!
http://www.alifeoverseas.com/8-ways-to-help-toddlers-and-young-children-cope-with-change-and-moving-overseas/
https://psychcentral.com/lib/moving-and-young-children/
This is more constructive, well done.Some articles about moving young kids - what to consider, what the impacts might be, and tips to ease the transition. As I said earlier, this would definitely be my primary focus when making such a decision. Good luck!
http://www.alifeoverseas.com/8-ways-to-help-toddlers-and-young-children-cope-with-change-and-moving-overseas/
https://psychcentral.com/lib/moving-and-young-children/