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Yes i think so because it has the best cricket team till now |
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It does depend on what you think makes a country lucky, but i agree, Australia is mostly a very safe
and peaceful country, especially in the country, where i live, but even in a big city, like
Melbourne or Sydney, if you're in trouble you can go up to people you don't know, and they'll help
you out, you can't do these things in places like New York, or London. I might be a bit biased
though... |
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I hope to be a good situation at the moment. If you can help me, please report anything. |
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First lets get rid of that whole lucky thing. Luck is assuming there's some greater force that
increases the chance of something happening or not happening. So if luck existed why doesn't every
person who buys a lotto ticket win? Second America is a country with people from all around the
world to and so is Canada. They have human right laws like Australia. So explain to me how australia
is any different then the U.S. And don't say kangaroos. |
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I am not sure Australia is better than Canada or Sweden. It all depends on what you're looking for. |
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11 May 2008 10:05
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