thats way too many places bro..i figure ill visit 3 places/year..5 weeks of holiday..2 weeks in sl..and 1 week per place..that way ill make 30 places in 10 year..hmm..thats a lot of places!

The world is your oyster so to speak. I want to try never to go to the same place twice - if at all possible. This is predictably hard work, especially with family holidays but achieveable yet.

The world is your oyster so to speak. I want to try never to go to the same place twice - if at all possible. This is predictably hard work, especially with family holidays but achieveable yet.

I will join you on your visit to NZ! (I know....I'm such a Kiwi)

no HRL Anish, you're just a chuth.

Yais, Im not surprised at HRL Anish trying to join a sojourn to the lowest point of the lowest continent in the world (in geographical terms); of course in social lowness terms, Papua New Guinea or Togo might well inch ahead.

Anyone who wants to accompany me is welcome to do so. Applicants require 4 references from reputable sources, work experience at a magic circle law firm, bulge bracket bank, medical hospital or tea stand. In addition a GMAT score in the range of 400-410 is encouraged, whilst applicants with scores of 500 will be rejected for trying too hard.

Candidates who breech the Chinese Wall whilst on a trip to see the great wall of China will be given additional credit.

Candidates who commit obscure crimes whilst in full knowledge of their actions will also be highly commended.

Anyone found coding in XML will be shot on the spot and, more importantly, rejected.

Any candidate found purposefully giving erroneous medical advice regarding the long-term effects of Capp-ing will be given special credit.