here are some things I noticed in America: >So many big people. large. overhanging hips look very strange to me. >everything is so wide open and wide apart. I dont like it so much because it feels like countryside even when it is not. I feel isolated because I have no car >America has a very strong smells. Many places smell like wood mulch which I think is very stinky. Other places smell like pine forest. Even though im not in forest! >I hate the doors in America. Big heavy doors that swing open automatically. Why dont they have efficient slide opening doors?
I think the smell may be because you are in a very forested state.
In the Southwest it smells like sewage and BO from all the Mexicans, so I guess count your blessings (this really isn't even banter or irony, Mexicans make stores stink like Mexico when there are enough of them in it).
Bentley Johnson
>Virginia. Very near Washington DC Sounds like George Mason
Gavin Adams
Why do you have to be so right on that I go to a shitty college with a ton of beaners and it smells like them all the time
Robert Powell
i went to an international school so I have no problem dakedo ww
I've been to Mexico often and am familiar with its sewage and BO smell.
I recognize it everywhere I go that has a large amount of Mexicans near by.
Noah Moore
you went to fairfax..... and didn't get a rental car.
lmaoing at your life RIGHT NOW senpai.
Anthony Cook
That's probably the only big uni in NoVA (Virginia near DC). I would have thought U of Maryland if you said you are on Maryland side.
T. have distant relatives in Fairfax
Easton Sanders
are there any Americans living in East Coast? how's life like? i kinda idealize it
Oliver Ortiz
you will be banned by that weebshit janny for this post user-sama desu
Isaac Bailey
from Boston to DC: tons of blacks extremely rich WASPS, suburbia outside of the big cities incredibly high cost of living Below that: even MORE blacks the south, good old boys, beach rental homes
1st world but peppered by tons of 3rd world blacks
Hunter Lewis
>international school american? british? french?
Hunter Sanders
Depends on which part you're looking at. t. PA
Angel Foster
new england is extremely comfy
Jaxon Brooks
I live in NJ. The traffic is terrible, it generally smells bad, and everyone's angry all the time, but I don't think I could live anywhere else at his point.
Luis Jackson
Wena nido
Carter Anderson
NY here. Southern NY, specifically NYC and Long Island are terrible. Upstate above Poughkeepsie (pronounced like "puh-kip-see") is beautiful, you would think you were in another rural state. NYC is very vibrant, tons of different people, not just blacks, whites and hispanics. You can never be bored because there's always things to do. Lots of traffic though, as well as lots of homeless people and crime. Lots of public transit people use but nowhere near as good as Japan or even Europe. Lots of food to choose from
Kayden Smith
heard there still remain colonial architectures in Boston, comfy i think New England specifically thought New England was generally well developed? also pic related that's completely the same as what i portray it as. i'm sick of excessive illumination as i'm tokyoite so i'd not see attraction in Times Square but wanna try sushi there. also fried butter it must be, it's totally different from California a.k.a the land of degeneracy i assume
>thought New England was generally well developed? also pic related NJ isn't part of New England. It is pretty well developed for the most part, but a lot of the cities have been deteriorating due to white flight that occurred in the 60s.
Samuel Roberts
almost heaven?
Oliver Sullivan
I've heard that before too. I honestly think that LA is one of the few other places I'd feel comfortable in.
Liam Cook
yeah, fortunately i live in suburbs so it's mostly white people living near me but if you go out anywhere in public they're everywhere, especially in the city. living out in the country is probably ideal
Justin Lewis
Japs are always like this. They always have to talk shit about others so they can tell everyone how different and special Japan is to everything else and how wonderful is their containment island. Among all the examples I've seen all over internet, I specially remember one Jap on Lang-8 complaining about everything in Mexico being so big for his ant tastes and how much he hated the place and wanted to go back to japan because of that.
>Big heavy doors that swing open automatically 1st world problems
Ryder Adams
t. Frank James de la Montoya
Ryder Jenkins
PA here, there's nothing to do and I'd like to live somewhere nearer to NYC or Boston
Blake Morgan
>Big heavy doors that swing open automatically. What? I've never seen this
Kayden Russell
HEI LE
Isaac Davis
>americans are very good people >flag Like clockwork. You cucks don't get tired of sucking gringo cock. No wonder you are a vassal estate.
Hudson Reed
there are some places that have doors swing open, mostly in big buildings like libraries, large hotels, etc. But for common things, majority are sliding doors.
Alexander Bennett
Don't talk that way to texas my friendly black man.
Jacob Johnson
Welcome to NoVA. It smells like forest because it is a forest.
Christian Ward
> i don't like door
poor guy
Jason Wright
WV here, it's pretty nice. Have to drive for a bit to get anywhere though. There is quite a few drug addicts, but it's alright if you know how to avoid them.
Jackson Howard
Thanks Texas.
Justin Lopez
I knew a Japanese student in high school names Jun. A mutual fiend used to look up Japanese insults and try them on him.
John Ross
>i dont like doors Wow user, thats a 1st world problem if ive ever seen one meanwhile doors in flipland can kill you and public transpo is so terrible you have to know how to drive to get anything done and travelling 3kms takes 2 hours
Cooper Bailey
subhuman american
Brayden Reed
What a shithole school. Enjoy your koch education in Dixie. Could have just as easily read the bible and find/replace 'god' with 'market.'
Joseph Edwards
>LARPers don't even bother using a proxy these days.
He's not a traveler, he's a muttoid pretending to be Japanese. Back in my day Americans would at least bother to get a Japanese VPN to do their roleplays.