which is different from the place being the most dangerous. im talking about trashy, just generally insufferable people to live and be aroundmy vote would be for the south shore of staten island. 1 of my friends from queens joked that this place is basically "the bronx for white people
>>1805782>You know New York is a state right?Big if true
>>1805775>best areas to live in:Staten Island > Manhattan > Queens > Brooklyn > Bronx>best areas to visit:Manhattan > Brooklyn > Queens > Bronx = Staten Island
>>1806155Staten Island supremacist detected. Go back to that show on TruTV.
>>1805775I've felt Upper West Side to be almost wholly soulless, as well as Williamsburg and Dumbo. Basically any region with trendy transplants from the midwest that lack any organic identity, in turn resulting in the area they inhabit having no identifiable identity or characteristics. They may not be trashy per se, but they are definitely insufferable in their lack of self awareness.
Depends on if you're a transplant or native.If you're a transplant, the punching bags are Staten Island, Suffolk County, or (to a lesser extent) Nassau County.If you're a native, the punching bag is any neighborhood full of transplants (Williamsburg, Upper West Side, Park Slope, etc...).
Have you guys had problems going through airport security?Any stories to share?
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>>1795380maybe they wanted a hookup of some uncensored porn with blonde ladies with big tits
>>1806078How'd you keep the coke in the cake? Was it vacuum wrapped or just poured in there?
>>1806087Have these people not heard of PornHub? You can get full-length uncensored porn at no cost.
>>1806053It was an actual grenade?
Doing a road-trip there and back first week of June with some friends...driving from Toronto. Any recommendations on whether to see Saint John, Moncton, Fredericton/any combo of 1 or 2 of them/etc.Just general advice on what to see/do, and what's even possible with the lockdowns in place.
>>1804217I think NB has the most lax lockdown in the country. Saint John is the nicest looking city IMO. Reminds me of an old colonial city and it feels way bigger than it actually is. Moncton has the most to do though. Frederiction is definitely the worst of the three but it's not that bad.
border with quebec is closed, might not be open by thenthere isn't a whole lot, but you can conceivably get there or back with one long day of driving so a week is a good amount of time, but it is mostly scenery, moncton is the biggest city and one of their biggest attractions is magnetic hill, a hill that it looks like you're driving up when you're stuck in neutralI'd include the gaspe, get to rimouski on the first night, then take the long way to get to campbellton in a daytake the acadian coastal route out to shippagan and get to moncton in a day, stop at capers in miramichi, it's on the highwayfrom moncton you can go to hopewell rocks, but I'd say you don't have the time for two full days of the bay of fundy, I'd skip hopewell and go to saint martin, the sea caves in your pic are there, spend a full day to see the tides change, there's also the fundy trail parkway, kind of a ripoff if you're only doing it oncecan spend a night in saint john and fredericton, go up the river, not on the highway to edmunstonso in terms of nights 1. rimouski 2. campbelton 3. moncton 4. saint martin 5. saint john 6. fredericton 7. edmunston, I don't know might want to get further into quebec this day, but that's 7 nights
>>1804230Saint John is like a white people Detroit, it's "colonial" looking because it's run down and has its original buildings. I think the average income is sub 20k, unemployment is 70%, and the whole town stinks like ass from the pulp mill (literally that and supermarkets are the only employers). Dont go to that dilapidated hellhole.
>>1805328I actually think SJ is really nice looking. It's a little run down yeah but it's cheap as fuck to live in and there's enough to do there that it's worth visiting even just for a day. I always heard people say it smells but personally I could never smell it. The unemployment is high as fuck though I'll give you that.
>>1805328Saint John is slowly turning around, especially the uptown. I lived there for a few years and only once smelt the mill. Moncton is essentially a giant suburb transplanted from the GTA and fredericton looks nice to drive through but there's nothing there. There is lots to see between saint john and st stephen, I wouldn't avoid the area.
Once you can travel again somewhat normally, where should I go if I'm a fairly broke, 22-year old university drop out (at the moment) that never really traveled?Spent most of the last few years as a practically friendless shut-in, am a legit sperg and just really want to see the world before deciding on what I wanna do with my life and spending the next 50 years in some office, lab or workshop.Also, I'm German, so no college debt I need to repay first.
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>>1806239I was in your position but worse, because I dropped out at 19 with college debt and bereft of motivation to do anything. I spent an entire year in my old room just playing videogames and wishing I was dead. If you aren't ready to go back to university or will eventually go to a trade school, make the fullest use of your time and start creating a list of things you want to do in general in a foreign country, then afterwards create a list of countries (or regions of Germany) that you are interested in. I never wanted to go to Italy, but after developing an interest in futurist architecture and art, what better place to visit than the wellspring of said movement? Even if you don't have an interest in a particular country generally, you can narrow down your scope to particular cities or regions that might have something relevant to your interests. I unironically want to visit German east Frisia just so I can have the chance to hear the last embers of their dying dialect. I don't give a fuck about most of Germany anymore, but there are certain places that I either romanticize/idealize, and others that have dumb things that attract me. Another place I want to visit is Dusseldorf, both because of it's beauty and the mustard they produce. That shit is like heroin.
>>1806239Travelling around Europe is piss easy and can be relatively cheap, specially if you already live there. Literally just open up a map and pick up a place.
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Maybe save your money - you probably won't be able to do anything substantial for a while. Once you can, use that money to go through SEA - Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, etc. Its cheap and pretty wild. To be honest, I'd recommend this kind of thing over an autistic culture like Japan because it will bring you out of your shell a bit and give you an opportunity to meet outgoing people instead of awkwardly sitting silently with a bunch of weebs.
I have a steady of flow of around US$ 500 every month plus more than 10 grands in the bank. I'd like to live abroad for a while, a year tops. Of course I'm interested in travelling around, but I'm mostly attracted to the idea of "living" someplace else: renting an appartment, cooking, watching TV, doing shopping, etc. I'm not interested in finding a job, but I'd be interested in doing some volunteering or joining a club or a gym.I'm basically looking for:1. A country were tourist visas allow me to stay for a long time and are easy to get2. A country/city where food and rent isn't that expensive (I dont mind sharing a house or flat)3. A country where foreigners with no residence permit can open up a savings account and rent property (this might be impossible)4. A country where there's lots to do, people are friendly and life has any sort of distinctive quality 5. A country where winter isnt that harsh Thanks
>>1805635cont. >Is Russia safe? What sort of precautions should you take there that you wouldn't take elsewhere?None. Unless you are travelling to Dagestan or a small industrial city in Siberia, Russia is surprisingly safe. Walk around at 3am anywhere in the city, without a care in the world. The biggest danger you'll encounter are tourist scams. >Are the girls cute?Yes, but it depends on age really. There is a stereotype that Russian women over 30 or so are ugly and age like shit, but its really not so true. The average age of marriage in Russia is about 27 for men and 25 for women, so because of this, it may be more difficult to find single attractive women past a certain age. I don't know much about dating in Russia when in late 20s or early 30s, but if its anything similar to early or mid 20s dating, you can disregard any stereotype about Russian women, either positive or negative. Another thing to keep in mind, is that Russian dating culture is very different than in America. I don't know if its the same in your country, but Russian people dont really go on dates as much. Never go to dinner with a girl from tinder, because its really just mostly people in committed relationships which do that. Mostly if you're meeting a girl from a dating app, its more like doing free stuff and "hanging out", rather than going on a structured date like dinner or drinks.>Did you go there as a NEET or were you studying/working?I was a NEET. I lived off of saved money, and didnt work (the tourist visa wouldnt allow work anyways). There are opportunities to study Russian at universities there, regardless of age or past education level, and courses are very cheap or even free.
>>1805639cont. >Did you meet any over 30s expats over there?No, but I know for sure that there are plenty of them, especially in Moscow. There is no doubt though, that expats over 30 in Russia are mostly there for business and work. Professional types. It would be difficult to find NEETs and such over 30 in Russia, whereas more of them probably exist in places like Vietnam, Brazil, Peru, etc. This would just be my guess though. I think that the expat population over 30 is more laid back in othet countries, and more serious and work oriented in Russia.
>>1805167I'm pretty sure Medellin would give him a shot or two as well lmao
>>1805635>>1805639>>1805640Thanks again. Don't know if you're still here, but did the police ask you anything at the border control when you said you were staying for a year? Did you have to show like a bank statement or something? Did you get a health insurance?
>>1806153Whenever I left or returned to the country I just showed my passport and tourist visa, since the visa is multi-entry. I had to show a bank statement with at least 5k I think, when applying for the tourist visa, it may have changed. I bought private health insurance shortly after I got to the country, since public healthcare is reserved for taxpayers for the most part. It was only about $35 a month for a relatively comprehensive plan.
Tataki Salmão editionFAQ (aka shit you should stop asking)*>Where should I stay in Tokyo?Anywhere on the JR Yamanote loop line.>Is Hiroshima+Miyajima worth it as a day trip from Osaka/Kyoto?Not really, it's too rushed and you should probably just stay the night there.>Is Miyajima worth visiting when the floating torii gate is under construction?Yes, it's still a great place to visit.>"Dude what should I see in ________?"https://www.japan-guide.com/https://www.jnto.go.jp/Solid general guides - sights, sample itineraries, pre-travel considerations, etchttps://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fmfaySQHmojbRGKWCwRecq6Ln1Bb2Xdh&ll=35.67928012473078%2C139.68638283648374&z=12/JPG/anon put together an autistic supermap of sights, restaurants, and shopping. Go nuts.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>1801413The pilgrim trail network on the Kii Penninsula. I hiked the original approach trail to Koyasan last year, that's a one-day hike but if you wanted you can continue on from there and rough it in a tent for the next week or so to visit the other important temple sites in the area. You might even be able to go all the way to the Ise Shrines, but I'm not sure how much of the original network survives.
My ten year anniversary trip to the Carribean got corona'd out so we are looking to travel next year instead. I am a huge weeb and she went to Korea for a summer in college and wants to go back so we are looking into going to Japan and Korea next year.The problem is that she is paranoid about booking everything ourselves since neither of us speak either language. Does anyone know of any decent travel agencies that just take care of the booking for you but let you build your own itinerary? All the tours that I found from the links in the OP are pretty breakneck speed and give you no time to explore anywhere while trying to rush you through the tourist hotspots which is not really our style.
>>1807806I will have a small camera if I just want to do just normal walking shots, but if I am going out to take photos that day, I want nice quality. especially for landscaped, I don't plan on lugging around the GS-1 all day to look for the right spot, it would mostly be for a spot I found and will take later. since I'll be spending about 2 months there, I'll be a week or two in each main place I stay.>>1807810I'll probably do a camera bag for travel (like on the plane), but a smaller shoulder bag for day trips when I'm there. I probably will bring a tripod for when I want some types of landscapes, night shots, etc.I just want to do it justice since I started photography in Japan when I went there a couple of years ago.
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Asian Burger here, I have plenty of guns in the states but which other countries are the best for shooting guns, legally or illegally.On my last trip I came across and AK in Southern Spain and having a gun in europe is a pretty nice feeling ngl
>>1791434>>1791437Actual Australian gun store worker here>need to subscribe to at least 1 monthly gun magazineThis is the first I’ve heard of this rule. Maybe you live in a shithole that isn’t Queensland, but that rule sounds like bull. >must be a member of a gun club (and attend regularlyNot true, you can have a license for shooting on rural property as long as you own a property or know someone who does. Recreational target shooting does require membership, but unless it’s a handgun license or you’re in a shitty state you don’t actually have to attend regularly.>It keeps out the faggots that just want a gun to be edgy or who only want to kill people. Means the community’s actually right with /k/fagsFuck outta here, you still get just as many school shooter types, and the Australian shooting community is filled to the brim with fudds and their pals, just look at the biggest shooting organisation in the country; the SSAA. You’re absolutely dreaming if you can find me any /k/ommando who’s happy with the state of Australia’s gun laws, as the General on /k/ is always filled with poor cunts lamenting Johnny’s laws and wishing shooting was more accessible. >>1793105>imagine thinking Ausfailia’s gun culture and laws are in anyway acceptableAmen, it’s a joke the way things work over here. I won’t deny we’re a safe country thanks to our legislation, but we go way too far in regulating the sport. >>1796533>>1796657>so literally only bolt action/muzzleloader then?Not necessarily, we have straight pulls just like this poof cunt talks about, and lever actions are also readily available. There’s no difference or extra hassle in purchasing a straight pull rifle or shotgun as opposed to a standard bolt action or double barrel, and lever action shotguns are also available. It is true that we generally don’t allow full & semi autos, but they are still available to people who require them for work>pic related, straight pull shotgun
>>1785970The United State of America. We have plenty of weapons, my Spaniard friend. However, I feel like your own country needs your help.
>>1805921this is probably the most reasonable gun related post i will ever see on this site
In many ways New Zealand was once about as loose as the USA....sadly that has come to an end.
>>1805923This is the worst reading comprehension I've seen in a long time.
This is the end of an era. I feel like they're just using the rona excuse, and I'm 100% sure it's not temporary, and that the fee will go up.Can't pay server fees? Just take the site offline and be back next year.Thoughts?
>>1805485>its been hijacked by people treating it as a dating siteThis is why I gave up any sites and apps for language exchange so quickly. Just matching services for people who want to coom.
>>1805000Sounds like they lost their advertisers due to coronachan and switching to a subscription model worked best.
>>1805226>let’s not generalise >4chan>/trv/>>/reddit/
>>1805000It's 14 euros a year that's the cost of a hostel dorm you tight bastard
>>1805072This shouldn't be the end of anything. It could all be done on the couch surfing sub on the unmentionable site. These people aren't providing much. It's very basic.
Is there much to do in Kanazawa?
In what country can I live comfortably on $1 US per day?
>>1803264Check out the big brain on Breeeettt
>>1803307I'm sorry that you are falling at life. Maybe the Hindus are right, so I might wish you better luck next time.
>>1801191tldr but yea you're right
>>1800560Because you’re gay
>>1805943Tell that to my 4 TB vanilla porno collection.
Is Croatian open for tourism? Thinking about going to Dalmatian in June
>>1805024That's hot>>1805025More like femlet fuckers seething
>>1805576totally forgot, just google top 10 beaches in croatia
>>1805011not for you gringo
>>1805579K thx
>>1804967lol why would u go to a dog bro
Is there any interesting youtube channels like this?I was trying to find something about Greece or Italy but it's all boring normal trips
>>1805617Make sure to approach random people and tell them your current situation, I'd be willing to take you home and come in your ass, faggot.
>>1804170Figure I'll ask here; Anon of you anons know any cool youtube channels about road tripping or motor touring? Seems like every one I find is either super focused on just the road bit and none of the places they visit, or a dude with a stammer telling me what I should and shouldn't do in his experience on a short ride in very pleasant weather.
>>1804170https://youtu.be/maUpW_VS9dMThese guys only have a few videos but they're alright
>>1804170Shiey is pretty cool
>>1804170illegal freedom is pretty close.
Will I be barred from visiting israel if I've said a lot, and I mean a LOT of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel things online?
>>1805865?if you spend more than 2 years in the military you will meet everyone from cooks to secret squirrels.
>>1805885How did they join the intel ?
>>1805891Are you dumb? When you sign up you, for the most part if you are not a retard, pick your MOS/Rate, and if you qualify you can choose an intel job.
>>1805739>How would this be possible? Maybe if they had the computer or device ?They'd never know, even if they had your computer and the site in your history. So many devices can potentially share an IP address for a large variety of reasons, it makes IP address basically useless for anybody that knows their useless.
>>1805759Think about it, why wouldn't the CIA want people who are shit stirrers and disruptors who still have the good sense to post their drivel not with their real name on normie social media?
Thinking of going to Saipan, worth it /trv/?
>>1805703How about you specify you're talking about an island of the Northern Mariana Islands?
>>1805955How about you specify OP's talking about a piece of land surrounded by water which is part of an archipelago located in the Pacific Ocean (which is a big body of water)?
>>1806012Whoa hold your horses, which planet is this??
>>1805703There isn't much to do there. Very little nightlife accessible to tourists. The locals all want to leave for a reason, since its a doomed micronation with no future besides a tourist stop off point and offshore casino setup for chinese.Great diving and snorkeling I guess but that's any Pacific island.
