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>>1288735
Honduras has murder.

I'm going to Nica in Feb. Look on wikitravel for things to do.

>>1288735
In Honduras they have the Mayan city of Copán, I spent 3 days there and it was great. And beautiful beaches in Islas de la Bahía (Roatán, Guanaja y Utila), with crystal clears waters and a relaxing ambience.
If you enjoy nature, you could visit La Mosquitia, but beware of malaria.

>>1288735
Honduras is the murder capital of the world. And the crime stats are actually higher than reported because the government tweaks them to appear less intimidating.

But they do have a lot of qts and some Mayan stuff. If you come just bring a detachable cane sword or walking stick and you should be fine.

If you want to ruin your entire life, go ahead. Otherwise forget it and procure it at the festival.

>I have never carried drugs via plane, what are my chances of getting busted?

Pretty high, almost certain actually. I'd get a refund for the tickets. You won't need them in prison.

>>1288724

>Pretty high

You can't be serious. By what means would they catch me?

>>1288644
pretty cool troll thread, i like the bait and switch approach

>>1288644
k

>>1288644
Did you just watch Talladega Nights?

>>1288634
Bumping to get some recommendations for this Saturday.

I like the center of Seven Dials a lot. And Covent Garden in general.
What are you interested in?

>>1288624

Depends what you like.

>Museums
South Kensington has the Natural History Museum, the V&A and the Science Museum all within about 100 yards of each other

>Shops
Oxford Street is a giant tourist hellhole of enormous shops, including a huge Selfridges. Covent Garden has more winding streets with smaller shops

>Cool coffee shops/street food/hipster stuff
Shoreditch has loads of that kinda stuff. I quite like Spitalfields Market for street food.

>World foods
Edgware Road has loads of Arabic restaurants and shisha bars, Tooting and Brick Lane are good for Indian food.

>Music
Brixton and Camden have lots of venues and most nights you can find a gig somewhere. Camden is also pretty good for pubs and cocktail bars, and Camden Lock is a cool (but touristy) street market to have a wonder round, with some cool food places

The national gallery is free and very good

>>1288545
Spain Lite

It's nice, inexpensive and everyone seems to speak good English. There are more shady areas than in most European countries, though.

>>1288545
Just make sure to pack a fresh pair of socks.

We liked the one at Cesar's palace. We had dinner there though. It was highest rated on Yelp, IIRC

>>1288483
I think I may have went there last time I was in Vegas. A waiter was nice enough to let us take huge to-go coffee cups full of champagne with us too. Can't be too sure though. I was a little drunken mess back then

>>1288478
>2013
>Not going to heart attack burger in LV

Learn how to gorge properly, you're not a true fat man, just a little boy kek.

>>1288425
They will tell you to check your bag if it has no label on it at the gate

>>1288425
>Would this work?
Preface: I'm a European, never been to the States.
It *might* work, but I can imagine wearing lots of clothes like you could make some eyebrows go up at the TSA. Still, try it and report back. If nothing else, you'll have struck a blow for science.

Why are you being a faggot? Pack as much as they allow and be fucking done with it. I fly almost exclusively low cost and follow their rules. I get to my destination on time (most of the time we're ahead). It's pleasant, cheap AF (to the point I feel guilty and buy something from the food cart) and safe.

My last flight sounds like something you're asking though:

I wore a jacket and the heaviest boots (military) during flight (it is summer, so it was out of place for both clothing items). Everything else, including a day bag, was stuffed onto my free carry on. At both airports I had everything in though. As they would check at check-in and right before boarding for the amount and size of bags. Can't sneak beyond that.

Also this was Europe.

>>1288402
Syria is nice. Somalia too,

>>1288402
If this is your first trip, i would say greece
Cheap, sunny, nice food and a lot of art to inspire you.

I think italy would be even better but thats alot more expensive.

(Maybe st petersburgh too)

Walk around the Old Town, maybe visit Djurgården.

Nobel museum, royal palace.

>>1288400
Pick your interests. Culinary? Historical? Architectural? Science? Romantic? Nature?
The answer will depend on that.

Genova.

Sintra. Cascais.

>>1288412
This, but 2 days at least, not only 1.

Here's a tip: go to Porto instead.

Fuck yea, easiest place to make friends, where ya from, and how old

And if you have facebook or insta, drop it by so we can communicate easier

knew someone who did this
>got a store credit card
>maxed it on buying appliances
>shipped all of the stuff to chile
>went back to chile

think he had an angle on getting around import taxes
don't know what's the best thing to buy in uk to bring back, maybe jewellery

if it's just unpaid debt you'd be allowed back into the country, it would be a civil offense not criminal

>>1288354
yeah but my credit would be shot.

took out one loan, but not sure if theres a way i can apply for several all really quickly before they know about me applying to each other and then just taking the money or run

or any amounts that dont raise suspicion

>>1288362
Buy gold bullion from JM bullion, then you can sell it to gold buyers at market price. It's also very fluid

>t. Gold buyer

>>1288345
Approximately 0 dollars + airfare.

This can increase depending on how hungry you are.

>>1288347
I like you, anon

>>1288347
This, but throw in 10usd for a quick meal w/ water or random shit