God Bless 'Merica

LuperFlipino · 2 days

4,3,1,5,2

thesherm · 5 days

You don't actually need a passport to go into Mexico. For example, you could use a passport card - and some states offer enhanced driver's licenses which are acceptable as well.

dubbledutch · 10 days

I hate cat stuffs, but I love that. Damn you dubbledutch converting the non-believers.

sjk97 · 10 days

You could always translate the husband's diary into American such that it works for the San Antonio Spurs.

sjk97 · 10 days

Spurs = Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.
Gutted = Very disappointed.

GSX429 · 16 days

Well done. Whereabouts were each of the fish caught?

sisamouth · 18 days

Good post. Are you in currently in Colombia for work? And do you speak fluent Spanish yourself?

sisamouth · 18 days

Cool - have you spent much time there?

sisamouth · 18 days

Yes! I would actually be quite happy to live in Central America as well. I should have phrased the original question differently. I've heard very good things about Panama. Have you spent any amount of time there?

marcusarealyes · 20 days

Rather than targeting a particular destination, you should just browse internet specials which feature destinations which you might like to visit. $1000 should be plenty for a short (week-long) holiday to somewhere in Latin America.

marcusarealyes · 20 days

Where are you located and what is your budget?

sisamouth · 21 days

Nice - How long were you there?

sisamouth · 22 days

Have you spent any amount of time in either Santiago or Lima? If you have, I'm rather surprised that you don't know where I'm coming from on that comment.

Apologies for posting in what you deem to be the wrong subreddit. I do 'want out' of my current city and I have been an expatriate living abroad in various cities around the world for nearly 15 years. Perhaps I've just been a tourist all this time. Oops.

sisamouth · 22 days

Is it no longer dangerous there?

sisamouth · 22 days

I've been to Cusco once before, but it was a very brief visit - acclimatizing for a couple days before the hike and probably less than a day afterwards. I liked what I saw - the food was quite good and the people were very nice. When you say you were there for a summer, how many months were you there? And what did you spend your time doing?

sisamouth · 22 days

Thank you for your feedback. The 3-6 months limitation isn't for fear of getting bored. It is how much time I am personally allocating to study and work a low-level / low-paying job before I get my ass into gear and get a real job.

I have lived in far smaller towns that Arica with far more cultural diversity (Google Banlung) - and the lack of tourist attractions / places to spend money were not a factor. I'm not sure why you're assuming that I am seeking tourist attractions.

sisamouth · 23 days

Yes - that's it. You rock. SOLVED.

thesherm · 24 days

You don't have to ask - they just don't stamp it.

The other thing you should be wary of is stamps of the country that you're traveling via. For example, if you're traveling through Mexico, you will end up with a Mexican entry stamp when you enter from the US (unless you drive, I suppose) and then another Mexican entry stamp when you return from Cuba.

mikedeezy22 · 1 month

Probably Koh Phi-Phi in Thailand...

topcatz · 1 month

Here's the source: PDF The title is misleading. The figure of 214.6 square meters is for new homes that were being built in 2008 (GFC) - not all homes.

topcatz · 1 month

According to NPR, the "average American house size [is] 2,349 square feet" which is 218.22 square meters.

gbhall · 1 month

I was gonna glass ya, ya feckin cunt.

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