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>>1054137
btw, any and all comments welcome. Any europe advice. Ive lived there (germany)for a few years before, so nothing obvious.
I love architecture and art, so after paris may be chartres.

>>1054137
Venice is lovely this time of year

Are you single? If so, visit FKK clubs in Berlin and Frankfurt. You won't be disappointed.

>>1054126
It couldnt hurt, but annoying the gate agent will. If your not a member of a loyalty program your chances are slim anyways.

>>1054135
im also super polite with airline staff

>>1054126
No. The only thing that matters is your frequent flyer status with the airline/alliance.

>>1054051
Russian guy finishing his bachelors in CS here.
how May I help you?

>>1054064
кaкoй BУЗ зaкoнчил?

>>1054065
Toмcкий yнивepcитeт.

>>1053970
>traveller culture

Literally don't know what you're talking about.

>>1053971
I mean the culture among young people who couchsurf and stay in hostels.

>>1053972

Care to elaborate?

If you're a good programmer you can find a good job here for around 4-5k dollars a month. Expect rent to be around 1-1.5k a month and spending around 500$ for living.

If you have a capital for an apartment, which is around 300-500k dollars then you're better here

>>1053932
I wouldn't go unless you have mega savings first. The cost of leaving can be high to visit senpai back home, and housing starting prices is high. Don't get in over your head as a starter idea. Also, when and if the next conflict breaks out, you will need last minute airfare, so make sure you plan for that too. If you're just looking to expatriate, relocate in the US first and see if you can't take a job that gives you some extra income or a different climate. Go beach or go mountains, or something even touristy to improve your outlook on life.

>>1053922
>>1053922
Belgian here,
Brussels is a cool place, don't worry about "them terrorists". You'll feel safe in Belgium.
Are you interested in the culture and history or more for the modern art and such...?
If you like, we could hang out in Brussels and i could show you around. I love meeting new people.

To answer your question: imagine going to NYC on the 14th of september 2001. You'll be safe

>>1053922
I'm not on the ground there, so I can't tell you what it feels like, but for an internship, it'd be a great central location to be in Europe. It'd be an easy launching point to do weekend explorations, and it has a great bar atmosphere.

>>1053922
>what are the chances?

Zero.

t. Belgian

>>1053591
>>>/n/

>>1053591
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>>1053591
>>1053600
Great post op, fuck this guy.

We have Amtrak, it's very slow but a very unique way to travel the USA. Would recommend for a short trip if you've never taken it

aus regional trains are the best I've ever been on
all really really clean, safe, people will talk to you

trains in northern vietnam were the scariest I've ever been on
people would try to fore ther way into your cabin, shove packages through the windows, the toilets at both ends leaved into the hall, the train would stop for hours for no reason in the middle of a field

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Spanish. It basically opens up two continents to relationships, business, travel, and life.

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should have said but im a britfag

It depends if you live in the Western Hemisphere, then Spanish. Africa and the Middle East, then French. Eastern hemisphere Spanish isn't spoken much outside of Spain, but French is behind English.

Did you have a good time?

>>1053561
it was awesome. friendliest people ive ever met, cheap prices on everything, and beautiful scenery. also, collectively the most beautiful women ive ever seen in one place

How come 2 months? That seems a bit long. Did you meet anyone there or do you have some relatives from the country?

Do you have a cool dick?
Why are you posting this here?

What is the most scenic place in your country? Do you have immigrants? Crime?

>>1052931
Yeah can you translate madventures season 1&2 to english

Maybe 20 minutes from Astoria via the N train on the 31st Street el. Get the Long Island railroad train at Penn,get off at Jamaica then take the airtrain to JFK. If you want to get to JFK from Astoria,take the N,get off at Queensboro Plaza,go to the opposite side for the 7 train to Flushing,get off at 61 Street-Woodside then get the LIRR train to Jamaica then Airtrain.

>>1052404
>All this.
Thanks buddy.

Im going to NYC for 5 days on Sunday. Maybe we will brush shoulders.

This could get interesting hopes theres some /trv/ers that know some stories

expect wage cu'ckery.
you know that whole trucker shortage things was bullshit right?

>truckers atlas
>modest mouse

Ask some questions, /bro/, folks will answer them.

>>1051700
>I will be hard in your country
That's pretty hot.

I heard about a large number of criminals in the city. it's true?

>live for $1000/month or less for everything
literally more than the average portuguese wage

>>1050794
I have an apartment near Sagres. There was a surf school there so I assume they get waves. I went there and denied myself nothing and was spending less than €50 a day. If you cooked for yourself and kept away from alcohol I see no reason why you shouldnt be able to live there on €1000 a month.

>>1051040
OP here thank you.

Sagres looks beautiful!

ya €700 a month would be ideal... €350 on accommodation and €350 for food and fun.

i want to surf and sketch/paint old buildings (and drink and meet women).

peniche and lisbon also look good

>>1050793
Looks comfy as fuck

Hope the best for you OP

>>1050793
What the fuck kind of houses are those and how can I buy one in America?

>>1050798

They are called Yurts, they are a bit like tents but tend to be more permanent (they might only pack up and move twice a year).

You can probably make one yourself.