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Question: Have you ever been outside the U.S.?/ What is your party?
#1
Yes--Democrat		  
#2
Yes--Republican		  
#3
Yes--indep./3rd party		  
#4
No--Democrat		  
#5
No--Republican		  
#6
No--indep./3rd party		  
#7
I live outside the U.S. and have been outside my country--Democrat		  
#8
I live outside the U.S. and have never been outside my country--Democrat		  
#9
I live outside the U.S. and have been outside my country--Republican		  
#10
I live outside the U.S. and have never been outside my country--Republican		  
#11
I live outside the U.S. and have been outside my country--indep./3rd party		  
#12
I live outside the U.S. and have never been outside my country--indep./3rd party		  
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Total Voters: 104

Author Topic: Have you ever been outside the U.S.?  (Read 8930 times)
Jens
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« on: December 16, 2004, 05:13:27 AM »
Quote from: Lt.Gov. Lewis Trondheim on December 14, 2004, 06:05:56 AM
Quote from: Senator-Elect Gabu on December 14, 2004, 03:18:59 AM
Quote from: Gubernatorial Candidate, Senator Bono on December 14, 2004, 03:17:37 AM
Quote from: Senator Nym90 on December 12, 2004, 11:07:31 PM
Canada, and technically Denmark as I was in the Dutch Virgin Islands (St. Maarten).

Unfortunately I didn't get to go to the French side of the island.
I hope you mean Holland.

Danish, Dutch, what's the difference? Smiley
And the Dutch Antilles.
I like Nym ;-) So many mistakes with so few words. US Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix used to be Danish West Indies (St. John was called St. Jan). I always wonder just how Americans pronounce Charlotte Amalie, the capital of US Virgin Islands and Danish queen maried to Christian V (1670-1699)

Oh and it is very hard to find a Dane that hasn't been outside the country. I've been to:

Norway
Iceland
Sweden
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
UK
Italy
Austria
Slovenia
Croatia
Serbia-Montenegro (Or whatever it is called this week)
Bulgaria
Rumania
Czech Republic
Slovakia
USA
South Africa

As said it is very easy to travel abroad for a Dane. A few hours in a car, train or aeroplane and usually it is cheaper because of the high consumer prices in Denmark (and high pay, minimum wage is 13+ $)
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