L M McCoy
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-17-2014 03:12 AM)basicmale Wrote: (12-17-2014 03:01 AM)Kaebs Wrote: I think roosh needs to make a rule that you can't start a new thread unless you've got at least 10-20 posts..
Use the search function and try going through some of the older threads as your question has already been answered.
Leave the big expensive cities that every other person thinks about when traveling ie madrid, sydney, berlin as you're a student so they'll surely rape your bank account. Look at south-east asia cities like manila, bangkok, jakarta, cebu
do you not know how to read? I only want white girls. I don't like Asian chicks
calm down... You're going to get banned this way especially since you wrote "I only want white girls." There's no need to insult people who are trying to help you
I think America is the best place for you
how Western do you look?
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Deluge
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-17-2014 05:25 AM)Cyclone Wrote: (12-17-2014 02:32 AM)basicmale Wrote: (12-16-2014 05:19 AM)Cyclone Wrote: I may be biased but I think you'll kill it in Japan, Melbourne, or Indonesia/Thailand if you can find a good university, they are good for daygame. Do you speak any 2nd language besides Arabic?
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Is Melbourne quite different from sydney? since they're in the same country and close to each other.
Yes, Melbourne is quite different from sydney.
As others said, there are datasheets on these cities on this forum so definitely skim through em.
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You've clearly never been to Sydney so why spread bullshit? Sydney is not racist, or at the very least much less racist then most Western cities. The only group that a sizable amount of people don't like is Muslims, but still studies show Australia is one of the least racist countries in the developed world, second only to Canada.
Even then I'd strongly recommend against coming here though for game especially on exchange. All the Aussie kids want to go on exchange to America to experience the American college party life. Most kids here commute to university and almost no one lives on campus (half the dorms are exchanges and the rest country kids), so there are no dorm parties, Greek scene or on campus nightlife to speak of. It's basically a larger, adult version of high school. The reason is the population is extremely concentrated in a handful of big coastal cities (more than half live in Sydney, Melbourne and South-East Queensland alone), so all the universities are there too which means very few people need to move out of home to study.
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Gopnik
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-17-2014 03:01 AM)Kaebs Wrote: Leave the big expensive cities that every other person thinks about when traveling ie madrid, sydney, berlin as you're a student so they'll surely rape your bank account. Look at south-east asia cities like manila, bangkok, jakarta, cebu
Madrid can be quite cheap, even Berlin is not that expensive unless you compare both of them with SEA of course.
I'd personally go anywhere outside of the Anglosphere, it's a year abroad, you might as well experience a significantly different culture. If you are into white girls, think EE, the Baltics etc. I'd avoid Madrid unless you know Spanish or are willing to learn.
Тот, кто не рискует, тот не пьет шампанского
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-16-2014 01:43 AM)basicmale Wrote: I'm studying for university here in USA in new mexico albuquerque, however i was thinking to do an exchange semester outside of the US.
I'm from Dubai ( united arab emirates) and I'm arab looking. I've been gaming for 5 years which was mostly daygame, so my day game is A game I can almost always close.
I want to know which city is good for a man of my looks that has a big population, which I can go out during the day and sarge lots of women.
I was thinking to go to Madrid, Berlin, Sydney, or melbourne.
a city with lots of women to be found during the day to sarge and are receptive maybe, please let me know of your thoughts and experiences and advice on where should i travel.
Thanks.
Madrid - Big population and Big nightlife (and daylife). Spanish people don't like Arabs.
Berlin - Big population, lotsa fatties and "alternative" chics and culture. Too many turkish/arabs. Even though germans do not admit it, Arabs are only supposed to work on kebab shops and do other types of shit work that Germans don't want to do.
Never been to Australia, so cannot comment onthat.
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basicmale
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-18-2014 11:00 AM)Wreckingball Wrote: (12-16-2014 01:43 AM)basicmale Wrote: I'm studying for university here in USA in new mexico albuquerque, however i was thinking to do an exchange semester outside of the US.
I'm from Dubai ( united arab emirates) and I'm arab looking. I've been gaming for 5 years which was mostly daygame, so my day game is A game I can almost always close.
I want to know which city is good for a man of my looks that has a big population, which I can go out during the day and sarge lots of women.
I was thinking to go to Madrid, Berlin, Sydney, or melbourne.
a city with lots of women to be found during the day to sarge and are receptive maybe, please let me know of your thoughts and experiences and advice on where should i travel.
Thanks.
Madrid - Big population and Big nightlife (and daylife). Spanish people don't like Arabs.
Berlin - Big population, lotsa fatties and "alternative" chics and culture. Too many turkish/arabs. Even though germans do not admit it, Arabs are only supposed to work on kebab shops and do other types of shit work that Germans don't want to do.
Never been to Australia, so cannot comment onthat.
I thought madrid was a city which has alot of diversity where you would find alot of people from different countries.
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Wreckingball
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RE: Where should I have my exchange semester? need advice
(12-18-2014 10:42 PM)basicmale Wrote: (12-18-2014 11:00 AM)Wreckingball Wrote: (12-16-2014 01:43 AM)basicmale Wrote: I'm studying for university here in USA in new mexico albuquerque, however i was thinking to do an exchange semester outside of the US.
I'm from Dubai ( united arab emirates) and I'm arab looking. I've been gaming for 5 years which was mostly daygame, so my day game is A game I can almost always close.
I want to know which city is good for a man of my looks that has a big population, which I can go out during the day and sarge lots of women.
I was thinking to go to Madrid, Berlin, Sydney, or melbourne.
a city with lots of women to be found during the day to sarge and are receptive maybe, please let me know of your thoughts and experiences and advice on where should i travel.
Thanks.
Madrid - Big population and Big nightlife (and daylife). Spanish people don't like Arabs.
Berlin - Big population, lotsa fatties and "alternative" chics and culture. Too many turkish/arabs. Even though germans do not admit it, Arabs are only supposed to work on kebab shops and do other types of shit work that Germans don't want to do.
Never been to Australia, so cannot comment onthat.
I thought madrid was a city which has alot of diversity where you would find alot of people from different countries.
Diversity does not mean Acceptance.
And, as you well know, different people from different countries are rated differently. On the bottom of the scale you will find Arabs and Black guys. Stay away from the black or arab guy sterotype and you just moved up on the scale.
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