Sydney, Australia

Of the English-speaking countries, Australia is my favorite. I really
feel like Australia is what the US should have been, were we not so fat
or superficial and didn’t spend 1/3 our money on a military instead of
health care and education. Australia’s great. They’re like England
without the self-loathing and bad weather. They’re like Canada without
the snow and ice. They’re like New Zealand without the hobbits and
sheep. But before all of my Australian readers start to get a big head,
keep in mind that being the best of the English-speaking countries to me
is like winning the Special Olympics, you’re still culture-less and a
bunch of binge-drinking retards. But at least you get to have perfect
weather, great beaches, clean and modern cities, and raging nightlife
while you do it, unlike the rest of us.
So why Sydney? I love big cities. And I’ll be honest, I haven’t been
to Melbourne yet. Everyone tells me that Melbourne is better — it has
more art, more culture, nicer girls. Whatever. Sydney treated me pretty
damn well. Wonderful city and I have wonderful friends there as well.
All of the amenities of a world class city without many of the drawbacks
you get in places like New York and London.
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