What is the best country you have ever visited?

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America. The other places are all shitholes.

Have you been anywhere else?

Yes.

Japan obviously
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Where? Why didn't you like it there?

Shitholes , I don't like shitholes.

Shaddap France.

Again, where exactly have you been?

On second thought, USA. I've been to the US, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, England, Scotland and I lived in Japan for awhile.

California, Florida, New York, Nevada. Shithole countries, I tell ya.

Maryland

Oh well, at least now I know you are just shitposting...

And Mexico, Haiti, Canada, some of the Caribbean islands. Sh*tholes

>visiting other countries
Why would I ever leave America?

See other cultures?

Yeah like Texas culture or Michigan culture or Louisiana culture. Don't you want to see all the neat cultures?

Ha. What would that be? We can buy everything we need here. We can see exotic animals at zoos, get exotic food from specialty restaurants, and talk to a diversified group of people all in the US. Why would we go to some country where they tell Blanc at you all the time? Or get robbed.

>other cultures
No thank you Muhammad I love America and white people, I cant find that in Europe Japan might be ok but it is no America

Lots of reasons. Architecture, cuisine, museums, natural treasures. Do you actually think everything worth seeing is located in the US?

Well, congratulations on being ignorant then... I guess

There's a little firing range outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia where you can try out M16s, AKs, shotguns, an assortment of handguns, RPGs and hand grenades. If you pay a little extra, you can use chickens or cows as targets.

Oh, and an M60.

That's just how it is Russian. Everything needed is in the US. Museums, architecture, Cuisine. The IS has over 60+ national parks and don't get me started on all the little state parks. It's literally all in the US.

I mean, really. You can't find towns like the ones in Italy, France, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Austria etc. anywhere else in the world. They have their own atmosphere, architecture and even their own way of life.

It's all fiddlesticks. There's only 2-3 cultures worth living in. America, Australia, and maybe the U.K.

No, in all seriousness. Almost every single nation in Europe is divided into separate cultures. In most cases you will notice it just by travelling from one town to another.

I tell ya what. You list towns and I'll look at them from google maps to see if your telling the truth on the architecture thing.

I'll list some of the ones I've visited. Dijon, Brussels, Paris, Avignon, Ajaccio, Bonifacio, Edinburgh, London, Hamburg, Munich, Bern, Luzern, Zurich, St Sebastain... damn, I'm actually getting tired of listing... There's like dozens if not hundreds more if you like...

Have you been to the US?

No, never. I'm not saying the US isn't worth visiting though.

Well, you should. It's only 50 countries in a super economic union

Guess so. There are more cities than states that I am willing to visit actually.
Yet, its still not the same as Europe.

the united states of your mum

imagine thinking like this, americans are so laughable

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Nice dubs

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Live, or dead?

If you cashed up and white UAE is fun, but if it's normal holidays you're looking for then I'd have to say Vanuatu

Canada

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Hard to say between the US and Japan. From what I got to see of Japan (Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Tokyo) I really liked, but the obvious hurdle of being unable to speak the language in spite of understanding it on top of looking kind of Asian myself made me stick out uncomfortably, like I was some sort of retard who couldn't speak.

America, while its a lot less clean and orderly is full of folks I can hold a conversation with just meeting down the street and excuse my eccentricities as being a traveler, which is technically correct as I've seen more of the world than most people will in their lifetime. They click with me, if you know what I'm saying. I'm an American. I've been to 30 of the 50 states and found something I like in all of them. Of course, I haven't been to California yet and from what I heard of it they're practically another country.

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israel

russia

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Being a bit boring here but probably some Nordic or western European country. Sweden, Finland, England maybe. For travel I'd say Indonesia, or maybe China since I do speak some rudimentary Mandarin.

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Belgium was alright. I'm going to New York soon enough but I doubt it'll outrank Belgium

Hm. I tried looking it up and I got this. Can you explain?

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B A S E D

New Zealand! Spain was also pretty great!

Nippon land.

Italia

That's just a hipster way of saying Italy.

Australia.

uhhh google is bad

Getting warmer.

>Michigan
>culture
your funny user

Belgum.

There are towns with french design such as new orleans

romania

>Romania

I really liked Vietnam.

I heard Vietnam is a surprisingly comfortable place to visit given the jungles everywhere.

Even the not jungle parts are nice. Hanoi is a great city.

Rural France. Not Paris.

I see.

Bump?

From what I saw of New Orleans nothing from it really screamed "French" to me IMO.

Probably America, but I haven't visited many other countries.

I'm gonna have to say America because that's the only country I've been to.
However, the best state I've been to would probably have to be Vermont. I love the forests.

It's largely in the older structures, seeing as New Orleans was French at one point.

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Fuck off

What the fuck

thread over

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