liangshichun276 (liangshichun)

What U.S. states will you never visit again? I’ve been to 46 states so far, so I think I have a pretty good idea of which states I like and don’t like. I’m happy to say that overall, I enjoyed the vast majority of my trips throughout the US. There are, however, a few states that I wouldn’t care to visit again, mostly because I find them very boring. Kansas: Thank goodness I have a friend who lives in Kansas, or else I would have really hated that trip. Kansas is big, flat, and boring; when I asked my friend what is there to see in Kansas, not even he could think of anything. In the end, we went to the WWI Museum in Kansas City… which is technically on the Missouri side (Missouri is awesome, though. Maybe not Kansas City, but I’ve driven through the entire state of Missouri, and there are plenty of nice places)

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What should I absolutely not do when visiting your country? South Korea Do not ever wear revealing clothing that shows any cleavage. Koreans find it uncomfortable and classless to show your breasts in public. Koreans like to show more of their legs than anything else.

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What's the most tasteless thing you've ever seen people do on vacation? I live in Venice. I assume many of you know who Logan and Jake Paul are. Last year, they posted vlogs about their trip to Italy. At first, they just wanted to show off their money and prove they could afford a Lamborghini and luxury items. But then they took it to another level and started skirting the law. Just for the view, they decide to take a dip in the canals.

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Good Morning Happy friends

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Gritty Photos Capture the Urban Decay and the Street Life of New York City in the 1970s

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Washington, D.C.: My favorite city in the United States is also its capital. Criminally underrated by both Americans and foreigners alike. It is host to many cultural institutions, cuisine from just about any part of the world you can imagine, and has better than average public transit (for America). Its low slung buildings and classical architecture set it apart from any other American city. Outside of Foggy Bottom/Georgetown, you will find a real American city with all the blessings and ills that come along with that

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As an emergency room doctor or nurse, what screams "this is going to be a difficult patient!"? I'll keep it short and sweet. If a farmer is being brought in by their partner it's bad news. They really are tough hardy people. If they are coming in it's definitely serious. If a farmer comes in by themselves…GRAB. THE. CRASH. CART!!! They will walk in with half their arm missing like nothing has happened. In fact, probably the only reason they are coming in is because they couldn't find some spare shoe laces to stitch their arm back on. Farmers I love and appreciate what you do, but you guys do scare me a little.

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