Cthulhu’s Spokesman asked:

I’m moving to Wales soon, but I intend to spend the majority of my vacations in Russia or Turkey. What are the cultures like? How difficult would it be for someone raised in California (by open-minded parents, though) to fit in if they made an effort to learn the language and customs?

Jake asked:

So yeah, I held a little “vacation tourney bracket” today at work, and I considered Greece, Spain, England, France, New York City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Russia/Eastern Europe, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, Egypt, India, Switzerland, Germany and Peru.

Now, my budget, I want to be under $2,000 as much as possible! I’m going alone. I’m not a baller or anything.

I considered my Final Four to be England, New York City, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. I considered India, France, Switzerland and Greece to be part of my Elite 8.

Now, I like history and the outdoors a lot. I was thinking Greece and France would be knockouts for me, but I’m worried about the price. The Greek historical sites to me, would be amazing, along with the scenery, but I’m worried about the country and whether or not it would be fun. France seems like a knockout based on the various battlegrounds from all throughout history, Southern France and Paris.

I’ve always wanted to go to England too, and was thinking of a combination of the two.

Of course, Las Vegas, NYC and Los Angeles are also being considered by me. I’ve never been to Vegas or been into Los Angeles(stopped over on a flight one time, nothing more). I’ve been to NYC, but never alone and I never saw anything of interest there really.

Where should I go?

doinbigthangz09 asked:

im going for spring break with my family. a friend told me Ukraine has nice beaches. but i dont know what else to do while im gone