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>>2875537Oh yeah nobody is denying niggers are the scourge of satan
>>2874931>shallow and not into world historythis. They love to waste time, huh?
>>2874931>gooner countries like Thailand and get your ladyboys.Philippines has TONS of ladyboys.
>>2875593>ladyboysyeah, you should know much about that, faggot. For some of us, there's plenty of chicks to choose from. These days, its tourist girls too.
>>2875760>fake tits>influencer whoreIt's a terrible example
>arrive in South Korea>want to do something>sorry you're not allowed to do that cause you're a tourist.>can I at least make a payment>noKinda based or not?
>>2875660I went to a random GS25 and used their ATM without any issue.You have some kind of outdated American card without PIN or one of these weird European off-brand Visa cards?
>>2875660schwab works everywhere and waives atm fee everywhere
>>2875675>>2875679Hey ma, look, it's more Koreans that don't know their country is totalitarian.
>>2875744you got cucked at the club and now you're completely mindbroken
>>2875758One day you'll understand, that memeing, is being in denial, and doesn't make this a more perfect universe.
California is very beautiful and looks fun, but the modern context seems less than its historical appeal (homelessness, fent zombies, shit covered streets). Are there places that offer the full Californian experience without all of that or is it all baby and bath water.
California history is only good as a pop culture thing, purely in the modern era. Prior to that, when the spics and their missions littered the place it was genocidal and if you learn anything about their history those were effectively concentration camps. It’s been very heavily whitewashed by christcuck politicians in the 80s and 90s
>>2875746>Are there places that offer the full Californian experience without all of thatCalifornia is a paradise if you aren't a retarded loser sperg. It allows you to live your interests if you are smart and motivated enough to understand the game there.>(homelessness, fent zombies, shit covered streets)if you are a depressed loser, you wont get anywhere. You'll just keep seeing the bad instead of the good cool parts of the state.
will I get bullied by Germans for being polacken?
>>2875710Germans are citizens of the world and don't see nationality. You are a fellow European
>>2875710No, they will coldly speak to you. As an American it was hard to not be loud while talking to my friends. I noticed how quiet everything is
Can someone tell me about this state. I might have to live here for a year or so.What’s it like outside Nashville and Memphis in the smaller towns? Is it just old people and overweight people? Is it boring or things to do?
>>2874669Memphis is a complete shithole that should be avoided at all costs. Nashville is boring unless you're really into country music. Knoxville is ok if you're college age and go to the strip on the weekend during the university school year. Chattanooga is actually quite nice if you avoid the "culturally enriched" areas.>What’s it like outside Nashville and Memphis in the smaller towns? Is it just old people and overweight people?Yeah pretty much, those that aren't overweight are methheads.We've got a lot of nature, particularly east of Nashville. If you're into hiking or backpacking some spots I'd recommend besides the Smokies are Savage Gulf and Frozen Head State Park.
>>2875055Any places to go shoot innawoods?
>>2875571Not legally. Most WMA and some state parks have ranges though, usually a small fee of $5 or so. If you do find somewhere please pick up after yourself and leave no trace. Some landowners will tolerate foot traffic but as soon as people start trashing the place it gets gated and posted signs go up, I've seen it happen several times.
>>2875571Do you think this is the West? The South has little public land.
>>2874669Memphis air smells like pure poison. It was the first time I had ever seen a place closer to India than America
Euro summer is canceled btw.https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/10/jet-fuel-shortage-european-airports-strait-of-hormuz.html
>>2875642Can't say that if you haven't walked through El raval
>>2875550tell us about this dream trip, anon. What's the final destination?
>>2875717Backpacking through 6 of the 7 former Yugoslavia countries. Belgrade is a little out of the way so I'm flying into and out of it, but I can take busses if those flights get canceled, it will just suck.I have connection flights in Vienna for entering Europe and leaving it, those are the ones I'm more worried about. Vienna to Sarajevo and Skopje to Vienna
>>2875705>El ravalI would kill for that architecture state side.
>>2875598>Silence 80% white country, a 40% white state is talking
How "safe" is installing chink spyware overall?I want to visit China, specifically Shanghai and Hangzhou, to see with my own eyes how real is the chink century propaganda, but its literally impossible to do anything there without phone apps.The minimal stack required I think is Alipay for basically everything, and Amap for maps.I will have to link my passport, phone number and shit, but eh what can you do
>>2875356>>2875361>>2875367>>2875410I used a VPN to post on 4chan and asked GPT political questions for my entire time in China and literally nothing happened.
>>2875367Should I assume that every time I go to the bathroom, a camera is watching me take a shit?
>>2875666of course nothing is actually likely to happen to most people. china doesn't really care what foreigners do most of the time. but your data was still not private. i guess it depends how happy you are with that.>>2875742yes. pic related
>>2875749People only want to watch hot white women undressing or having sex, why would anyone want to watch a fat guy take a shit?
>>2875752there's someone out there for everyone anon
Pool's Closed Edition
Good morning, Thai embassy. Songkran day off is over, so it's time to get back to work.How's my dtv application coming along?
I want to go to all of the green pins. Is this possible?
>>2875694China hassles you pretty hard going to Tibet
>>2875694Like in your lifetime? Sure why not?
>>2875694You can't go to Sapporo because the guy who drives the ferry is always drunk
What do the pink pins mean?
>>2875694For what? pick a place and live there
I have booked a trip to the UK where I intend to go hiking in the Lake District and Snowdonia. My itinerary is as follows:>day 1: arrive in Manchester, go to Lake District and hike Helvellyn>day 2: hike Scafell Pike>day 3: day trip to the Isle of Man from Liverpool airport, go to Wales in the evening>day 4: hike Snowdon>day 5: depart from Manchester in the evening, not sure if I should spend the day hiking more or exploring the cityObviously the easiest way to get around is by car. Just at a glance, public transport to these places is possible, but only at weird hours and it takes twice or three times as long as just driving there. If I'm wrong here, please enlighten me. Now, I've had my driver's license for five years and I'd say I'm a good driver. I've driven abroad in a rental car twice without problems. However, I've never driven in a country with left hand traffic. This trip involves a fair bit of driving, and I'm obviously a bit apprehensive about renting a car and setting off on the wrong side of the road in a country with over 40 million drivers (by far the most populated country I will have ever driven in).Does anyone have experience with renting a car and driving in a country that drives on the opposite side that you're used to? How was it?
Be careful in the Lake District anon, there are a few mountain passes there that are a little fucked if you're not used to driving steep gradients (Hardknott for example has a 33% grade)Your itinerary seems a little tight too, honestly I would cut the Isle of Man from it and throw more time into either the Lakes or Snowdonia
>>2875721It sounds autistic but if you're alone then point & call does the trick.Try to go up Snaefell if the weather's good.
>>2875722Looking at it on Google Maps now and holy shit that's scary. I'm not unfamiliar with driving on shit forest roads, but going at it in a rental and risk losing thousands if I get a scratch, oh boy. I'll avoid that if I can lol, thanks for the heads up.>Your itinerary seems a little tight too, honestly I would cut the Isle of ManFlights are already booked. Like I said it's not perfect, and if I could spend more time in each place I would, but I only have five days. I want to cram as much as I can into those five days because my next opportunity to visit IOM might not come soon you know.>>2875723I've thought about putting post-it notes on the dashboard that says "LEFT!!" with arrows pointing, I'll drive alone so autistic tricks are absolutely on the table. Snaefell in good weather would be lovely, fingers crossed for that!
You get used to it pretty quickly. You will naturally drift away from the center line so just pay attention.
>>2875711i'm from the uk and i have spent quite a lot of time working in the usa with rental cars each time i was therethe driving itself is not actually that difficult. everything is basically a mirror image (the pedals also reversed) so i just spent a few minutes doing a few laps around the car park to get acclimatised before heading out onto the roadi found it more challenging getting used to the different rules of the road. for example the rule that it's ok to turn right if you are at a red traffic light always felt a bit strangealso remember that some things about driving in the uk are just a bit weird. distances on road signs are in miles, but we buy fuel in liters, that kind of thingeven so, you are doing the right thing. getting around some of those places by public transport would just be a pain
I am taking a trip soon and am trying to decide between going to Europe or just going back to Asia because it is so much cheaper. I’ve never been to Europe and it’s my ancestral homeland but it seems a lot more expensive and stressful than cheap Asian countries. I went to an Asian country and really loved the big city and convenience vibe. There are things in Europe I want to see but it seems like HK/Seoul/Tokyo/Bangkok etc would be more pleasant places to spend time.
>>2875657Too risky in this economy
>>2875468Every white person is in Asia now. You'll see more whites in random Asian cities than anywhere in Europe and I am not kidding.
>>2875661Why go anywhere then? This is a travel board. Not a sit in your basement and look at google earth board.
>>2875702>Why go anywhere then?So you can have the vacation experience. Far away from home, eat out every day, party every night, hook up with hostel sluts, be who you want."Site seeing" is what boomers did before internet. No need for that anymore.
>>2875707I'm sorry you're from a place without freedom of speech and you have to wear a mask.
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>>2875701I was instantly soured on Takeshita street before I even managed to cross over from Meiji Jingu station, upon exiting the station there was a 6'+ gigahon in a lolita outfit filming a tiktok dance
Guys is Japan really anime land and if I go there everyone acts like an anime character and people accept your love for anime?
>>2875706i genuinely wonder why people even go there anymore. you cant shop. its just people soup. its like fucking shibuya scramble with everyone standing around like an asshole taking a video as if theyre the first in the world to do itsad thing is harajukus still a really cool area. like 2 side streets over, theres cool back alleys and windy sidewalks to cafes, hairsalons and actual businesses.it was at that point i kinda just got tired of tokyo and switched over to osaka as my favorite place
>>2875726A lot more than you'd expect.
Akihabara 1986https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqutCr7SxEM
Should you goTo Greece ?And then do what?
Been there, done that.>FoodFantastic>HistoryCool>CultureQuestionable>WomenNot great, but gets the job done>WeatherComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
everybody wont shut up about how amazing greece is yet all the locals wanna get the fuck out of this godforsaken hellholet. greekif you are to come, avoid athens, mykonos, santorini, crete, anywhere where there are social media faggotsrent a car, go to some random mountainous town in the peloponnese, go to some greek isle where there is no airport or cruise liners and people dont speak english and you'll be fine
>>2875595>go to some random mountainous town in the peloponneseBut what if you want to see the ruins or see artifacts in the museums?
>>2875595>avoid athensbut athens has all the cool historical museums>go to some greek isle where there is no airport or cruise liners and people dont speak englishbut how would i communicate with them? and wouldn't they be annoyed with a tourist shitting up their village?
>>2875595>>2875562Do you prefer the mainland or island hopping?
>Last Thread: >>2869930RIP Lost Continent edition>What is this thread? Why are there two generals?/rcg/ was initially created as a way for the roller coaster enthusiasts on here to discuss all things roller coasters and theme parks. While roller coasters are the main focus of these threads (and the title of the general) there is also discussion on other theme parks, their rides, as well as the parks themselves and trip planning too. That's where /tpg/ comes in.>Can I talk about Disney/Universal parks in this thread?Absolutely! Disney/Universal discussion of all sorts including rides/resorts/dining/trip planning is OK.General Rules:1. Talk about Theme Parks and Rollercoasters.2. There is no second rule.Park Crowd Tracker:>https://queue-times.com/en-US/parksComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2875512I don’t even remember static dino statues. I don’t think there was any theming on it aside from rock work. It goes on a tour of backstage areas
>>2875719If you mean velocicoaster, there's 4 raptor statues you sweep past and they hiss and roar at you. Coaster themeing is always gonna be less detailed because you go past the elements so fast. Even on The Mummy you cant really make out detail on the underworld ghosts cause you sweep past them so quick. It doesnt make sense to have serious themeing
>>2875719>>2875725I just rode it and I noticed one of the dinosaurs is a jumpscare, so that’s good I guess. >>2875725Yeti 1.0 on Everest moved. It wasn’t static like the dinosaurs on Velocicoaster. Making them move would have gone a long way, and if they broke they could just turn them off.
>>2875718Both of those coasters suck. You just have low standards.
>>2875716Fucking nuts it was that dead than you got to request. We asked the op why the front row of our train wasn’t getting filled and he said “it’s broken, but even if it wasn’t, we don’t take requests.” Asshat.
