I've only been to Canada, Mexico, Greece, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Germany, and the Netherlands. Wanted to go to France this summer but it doesn't look like I'll be able to take two weeks offKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I bet i've been to more countries than most of this forum save a few of the euros who have the luxury of country hopping in a few hours travel.
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Keep an updated travel log and mail it to me.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I bet i've been to more countries than most of this forum save a few of the euros who have the luxury of country hopping in a few hours travel.
B)KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I bet i've been to more countries than most of this forum save a few of the euros who have the luxury of country hopping in a few hours travel.
B)Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
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Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
what kind of shit engineering job doesn't give you 2 weeks off. Me and my BA get 3 weeks paidJay wrote:
I've only been to Canada, Mexico, Greece, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Germany, and the Netherlands. Wanted to go to France this summer but it doesn't look like I'll be able to take two weeks offKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I bet i've been to more countries than most of this forum save a few of the euros who have the luxury of country hopping in a few hours travel.
Edit - Caribbean islands don't count unless you leave the country
not really sure what that picture is meant to convey (other than europe is smaller than america?). or why someone took the time to make it. or why you took the time to post it. or why i took the time to reply.Jay wrote:
Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
I get the time off, I just can't take it this summer, I have a job that's nearing completion after two years. Will maybe go in the fall.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
what kind of shit engineering job doesn't give you 2 weeks off. Me and my BA get 3 weeks paidJay wrote:
I've only been to Canada, Mexico, Greece, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Germany, and the Netherlands. Wanted to go to France this summer but it doesn't look like I'll be able to take two weeks offKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I bet i've been to more countries than most of this forum save a few of the euros who have the luxury of country hopping in a few hours travel.
Edit - Caribbean islands don't count unless you leave the country
Problem Uzique?Jay wrote:
Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
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it was pretty straightforwardFatherTed wrote:
not really sure what that picture is meant to convey (other than europe is smaller than america?). or why someone took the time to make it. or why you took the time to post it. or why i took the time to reply.Jay wrote:
Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
problem with america being bigger than europe? no, not really. i have no idea what point that is trying to make.Roc18 wrote:
Problem Uzique?Jay wrote:
Uzique The Lesser wrote:
americans comparing worldliness/culture cards. how quaint!
a plane journey is a plane journey. you 'go away' on a holiday and book a few weeks' vacation. i don't really see how distance is such an important factor in leaving your home country/culture, to be honest. plane travel kind of squashes it all down. plus: europeans leave europe. i know that may blow your mind. only about 60% of my holidays have been to other european countries. i've even been to america a few times! gaspKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
its a simple picture to explain that, speaking purely from a distance perspective, it's easier for you Euros to travel country to country than it is for us. The best comparison (distance wise) would be to superimpose a map of Europe onto the continental US (or vice-versa). It's really not that tough to understand.
I'd settle for moving to a better part of America, even. I apparently still have this picture on my images here.FatherTed wrote:
oh
well move to a better part of the world then silly americans >:[
costs. and time. Flying from England to Germany is cheaper than flying from California to Germany. You can see more countries for less money than we can. It also doesn't take as long.Uzique The Lesser wrote:
a plane journey is a plane journey. you 'go away' on a holiday and book a few weeks' vacation. i don't really see how distance is such an important factor in leaving your home country/culture, to be honest. plane travel kind of squashes it all down. plus: europeans leave europe. i know that may blow your mind. only about 60% of my holidays have been to other european countries. i've even been to america a few times! gaspKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
its a simple picture to explain that, speaking purely from a distance perspective, it's easier for you Euros to travel country to country than it is for us. The best comparison (distance wise) would be to superimpose a map of Europe onto the continental US (or vice-versa). It's really not that tough to understand.
There is nowhere else in the world to go than Europe and Australia?DesertFox- wrote:
I'd settle for moving to a better part of America, even. I apparently still have this picture on my images here.FatherTed wrote:
oh
well move to a better part of the world then silly americans >:[
