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Where do the friendliest people live?

Just had breakfast with a friend from Austin, Texas and he commented a couple of times about the friendliness of Austin, especially in comparison to "here". When Julie and I have traveled together, she was quick to speak to anyone and everyone, as friendly and outgoing a person as you will ever encounter, pretty much confirming my other friend's assessment of people from Austin.

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Grit Savage

The Folk in the west Highlands of Scotland, rural Sweden, Norway, Holland, France..... and here in Aus are very warm, welcoming and friendly. In my experience it is anywhere where the rat race is far far away ;-)

its been a while, that's why my comment ended up here :-/

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ROMOS

Hermit Grit, go figure, who knew?

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ROMOS

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Denmark, apparently.

Scottish folk are wily, takes a minute or two to figure folk oot.

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bulletman

And the rest of your life trying to understand what they are saying. LOL. -- Denmark is quite possible as Queen Mary is from Tasmania. :)

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ROMOS

Yep, us Scottish folk don't want to understand what anyone wants to understand.;)

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terryfossil 1

It might take a minute or two to figure you guys out,but it would take a year or two to figure your language out Roy..:):):)>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

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country bumpkin

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I have to agree that Texans are the friendliest people. When my aunt and I used to travel from town to town we would wave at every person who passed us by on the highway and 9 out of 10 would wave back at us. When I moved to Scotland I waved and said hello to every person I walked passed but most people didn't see me because they avert their eyes. I try to start up conversations with the cashiers in the shops and they are not interested. People here think I'm strange because I'm so friendly but most of them are a bunch of rude f--ks!

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bulletman

CB, have you AUSSIE blood, you have the right attitude. :)

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country bumpkin

I think I do, Kent. LOL

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jhharlan

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Used to be Austin, TX but we’ve had so many “foreigners” move here (tripling our population) that it’s a mixed bag and not as nice as it used to be. Our license plates use to read: TEXAS the friendly state…..

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terryfossil 1

C'mon JH,a horse does not have a steering wheel.everyone knows that..:):):):):)>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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Clonge

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Fr(iendliest)esno!

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ROMOS

Sook!

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bulletman

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'OZ'.

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ROMOS

Salaam-Alaikum,

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bulletman

Roy, are you saying Australia is now Islamic, sometimes it certainly feels that way, if they had there way January 26 would be known as Islamic Day waving black flags. :(

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ROMOS

Virginia rejoins the Union. A very special day then, but Burns Night is only two days away, haggis and neeps and tatties fur me.

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bulletman

Robbie Burns night is tomorrow for me, having Haggis and Black Pudding, delicious. then tuesday, snags and sauce on bread with onions celebrating Australia Day down at the local park for Breakfast -- better put the Aussie Flag on the car. :)

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ROMOS

Good on ya mate, have a great time,

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bulletman

Don't you sleep Roy and CB, by my phone it is almost midnight there, any how have a good one. :)

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ROMOS

Bed time soon mate, this site is very slow.

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country bumpkin

We bought Haggis, Neeps and Tatties tonight Kent.

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bulletman

Happy Burns Day, CB & Roy, enjoy your traditional Scottish Meal. -- i had to ask my other half, what in blue blazers are' Neeps ". (Turnips) now i know. :)

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country bumpkin

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Benthere

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....Texas is a good choice .

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Ducky

Would you be friendly to me if I showed up at your door? lol

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Ducky

Frightened now? :)

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sunnyB

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Ireland , That's southern Ireland or Eire as some call it.

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bulletman

Do you live anywhere near Kilrush, County Clare

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sunnyB

No I live in Essex England, but I have visited Ireland, and I found the Irish to be the friendliest people I've met.

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bulletman

SunnyB, thats what my wife said, and she said it is an incredibly Green, any place would be green compared to dry Australia.

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sunnyB

Yes it's a lovely place , and it's just like going back to the 1950s. You can go to the local shop fill up with petrol outside, leave your wife doing the shopping in the front of the shop, while you go out the back to the bar and have a pint of Guinness.

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bulletman

Another country to put on my Bucket List. :)

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terryfossil 1

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I would say Aussie,you treat us nice and we will treat you nice,pretty much the same in any country..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

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Bob/PKB

Hardly. Try being pleasant in France! Many of the French are just plain obnoxious and rude.

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terryfossil 1

Of the places i have travelled in the world Bob,i can honestly say i have not met anybody i was disappointed with and that includes France.however quite a few years age we went to Oahu in the Hawaiian islands,i was very disappointed with 2 separate tourists that were Japanese,,very very arrogant the both of them.though i admit they were not arrogant to Venny and me personally,,and we will be back in France on the 25th of april 2017 where we will be attending an Anzac memorial that the French put on for soldiers of the Anzac..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..i will let you know how it turns out Bob..

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Bob/PKB

Have a great trip!

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mycatsmom

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I've heard of Southern Hospitality. Maybe Texas falls into that category, even tho it's in the Southwest.

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