Comprehensive map of the world

daily reminder that you're an apezillian butthurt jealous faggot. kill yourself already

Le macaco is mad

go back to crying on the top of a tree monkey boy

Not OP, but from up here Argentina seems to have its shit together a bit better than Brazil

This map is all over the place OP and seems to reflect your idiosyncratic view of things. Now I suppose you'll want us to indulge you and ask why it is that you think X or Y is A or B, but that actually sounds pretty boring, so have a nice thread

>Francomutts
>Deserving anything but fire and fury the likes of which the world has never seen

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new york city deserves at least two nukes

Washington and Oregon are exactly the same

Pick up a book sometime my friend-- they do not bite!

>Literally recording with a phone from the computer

lmao@apezillian.

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>recording a recording of a recording

just a quick fix for you

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That's not true, Washington has a legit city (Seattle) while Oregon does not (Portland is a nice mid-sized city but has nothing going for it beyond being known as a place where trust-fund hipsters like to congregate, making it indistinguishable from a dozen other mid-sized cities around the country)

At least Canada is blue

Haha of course it's ireland, noticed that

Guaranteed an Illinoisan made this map

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I dunno, NI is playing a pretty hilarious role in the Brexit negotiations, I give it a 9/10

Blue balled maybe. Not much else can be expected from our retarded cousins.

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Makes sense. I was trying to figure out who in their right mind would put the Northeast and the South in the same category. They hate each other and the West hates both (and they both hate the West).

Nope.
OP here, Maryland is the master state.

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NI is legitimately the most depressing place with the absolute worst 'culture' you could ever experience. people just visit there to witness how much they fucked each other up.
visited the south and it feels like a different world

>this amount of mad spics

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Better than being a mongrel ape.

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I know, I traveled to Ireland a few times in the 90s and occasionally accidentally crossed the border (back when it was pretty well militarized, too) a few times. Palpable difference then, although that was a long time ago.

k

daily reminder you are a fucking paulista with german blood

huh, Illinois(chicago really) is rightfully loathed but nice to see an east coaster with a favorable opinion of great lakes/midwest regardless

Rude

How could you possible lump New England and the Deep South together? Have you figured out how to reconcile these equally obnoxious people who have nevertheless (and much to my chagrin) defined a large part of American culture? If so, you should run for president

>mfw irrelevant
Not even mad, bro

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I'm from Boston and I like Chicago. What's wrong with it? The architecture alone makes it way more interesting than LA, in my opinion. It needs to regain its rightful place just below NYC in the pantheon of relevant large American cities

>britain
>god tier
My sides
Try having a single beach or forest worth seeing first

did he die? :(

It's just overwhelming to me(10 millionish people shoved into an ever expending neverending suburban megalopolis)...as cities go It has its charms. Is Boston the greatest city in America?

>finland
>not irrelevant

ok joao

Most Americans' idea of Britain is heavily influenced by Disney cartoons. The slightly educated ones might be aware of Monty Python or Stephen Fry or Ricky Gervais, and just assume that Britain is full of silly people behaving very seriously. They don't really know that in truth it's full of sad people behaving very neurotically.

But anglo women are god's gift to America.

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I don't currently live in Boston (half my family is from California, where I now live), but yes, I have a lot of affection for it. NYC is the only "greatest city in America" in my opinion, because it's the only one that really truly stands out above all the rest. Boston, Chicago, LA, SF, etc. are all great for their own reasons.

The thing I most miss about living in Boston is the culture (and this also applies to New England generally). People in New England are generally just more responsible and civic-minded than elsewhere. They are reserved because they really appreciate privacy and efficiency, and don't want to be bothered unless it's important. But with that also comes a lot of consideration; in other words, nobody will bother you and people will generally respect your space and your privacy, which I really like (and miss). The worst offense you can commit in New England is to make a public disturbance. It's almost a polar opposite in Southern California. Everybody has his head firmly up his own ass and everybody thinks they're the most important person in the world and they they should be famous and that everybody should know how great they are. Everybody has an opinion to offer on everything and everybody thinks his shit doesn't stink. People are constantly seeking attention in public. Sometimes I feel like New England and California represent Janus-faced American ego.

I should add that the reason why people tend to behave in public in New England is because you will immediately be called out for it. People are really frank there and speak their minds. Here in California, everybody pretends to be nice. That actually creates a culture where people take liberties and try to push boundaries, because nobody will call them out on it. So, by pretending to be nice all the time, you actually end up with ruder and shittier people, because they can act boorishly with impunity

T. Trailer park meth addict

Yeah, New England seems to have that "old America" feel, which is really special and California is just so "new" america, it is an interesting contrast.

t.literal mutt.

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