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Nope, its an amazing country full of a wide range of people all the way from c**t to some of the kindest, most welcoming people I've ever met. That's before you even mention some of the worlds greatest cities and the varied, at times awe-inspiring landscapes.

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A country that builds its cities by putting thousands of right angles together, is not an exciting country. I find cities like NYC and Chicago to be the most depressing places on earth. There are no winding alleyways, no dead ends, only endless straight lines in every compass direction.

I detest the USA and other countries like it so much. The people, by extension, are uninteresting; so is the language. So stifled and limited.

By contrast, look at Prague:

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Vienna:

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Beautiful places.

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You can call the Germans many things, but "useless" is so far from the truth that you are either fishing or have never been to the country.

I've been to many places and countries round the world, and Munich is definitely in my top three. Fantastic place to visit.

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A country that builds its cities by putting thousands of right angles together, is not an exciting country. I find cities like NYC and Chicago to be the most depressing places on earth. There are no winding alleyways, no dead ends, only endless straight lines in every compass direction.

I detest the USA and other countries like it so much. The people, by extension, are uninteresting; so is the language. So stifled and limited.

By contrast, look at Prague:

Mapperoo

Vienna:

Linky

Beautiful places.

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For travelling through, certainly. Less interesting. Less history. Boring.

And yet there are always bigger things somewhere else. So what? Europe has plenty of natural beauty. Just because everything isn't 1000ft high for lazy tourists to easily find, doesn't mean the quality of the natural landscape is any worse.

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A country that builds its cities by putting thousands of right angles together, is not an exciting country. I find cities like NYC and Chicago to be the most depressing places on earth. There are no winding alleyways, no dead ends, only endless straight lines in every compass direction.

I detest the USA and other countries like it so much. The people, by extension, are uninteresting; so is the language. So stifled and limited.

By contrast, look at Prague:

Mapperoo

Vienna:

Linky

Beautiful places.

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