RE: Why I became Swiss
You know, coming from Holland this is off course complaining on a VERY HIGH level. Both countries have very high standards of living. Both countries have a lot to offer, but I can guess for an outsider everything in Europe is very similar, where for us insiders there are huge cultural and traditional differences and I tried to point that out as well that the Swiss value those more than the Dutch.
With sports over here I had to follow my in-laws as I never had any favourites here, so as my father-in-law is a Davos fan I follow them as well, but I've never even been to a match. I also follow GC because of him and I've actually been to a few of their matches, each of them they won, but the entry prices don't justify the quality you get. You pay almost the same as for a Premier League ticket.
Yes, the Dutch are horrible drivers, I forgot to mention that :-D
Hehe so it wasn't just my impression about driving :D
LMAO I learnt to drive when I lived in England and I have to say the English are very polite in traffic compared to other nationalities, but especially the Dutch they stick on your bumper like shit. In comparison a Brit will indicate before he approches a roundabout which exit he's going to take by indicating (left for first exit, remember the drive on the other side of the road, right for third exit and no indication means straight on). I still do this over here as well.