That's like saying I haven't been outside of Europe. The USA is insanely large, traveling around that country alone is about the same as traveling around Europe.

Hell, my entire country would fit inside Texas like 16 times...

I recently went to Liverpool to sort out a slight hiccup with my passport details, and I hated it. Even coming from what I can only describe as Deep Yorkshire, I found their accents incomprehensible and the efforts to modernise the city only lead to every other building looking like an architect's fever dream.

nonsense. no man has ever entered Deep Yorkshire and lived to tell the tale. all those that enter Deep Yorkshire become unwilling servants to the populace and are assimilated into their rancid culture.

Deep Yorkshire

Thaere Be Dragons

I dun't even know whut yur t'lkin 'bout, but if yur impli'n th't I'm not yorskire born n' bred then we g'nnna 'ave a ryte nice time bout it t'all :I

You best make a mean Yorkshire Puddin', or you're no real Yorkshireman.

AIN, it's on my bucket list. But my university decided to fund my Nepal trip so Italy will have to wait another year.

- Rexy

"Reight".

I once visited Italy, where I was approached by a wide variety of beggars and salesmen of useless shit. The latter especially I used as practice for my callous cold-shoulder tactics.
I visited Rome, and while I was there, went down to see Pompei, for which I had to go to Naples first, which wasn't really a pretty sight - it's interesting probably from a political and sociological standpoint (I assume - I didn't look into it much). I learnt while I was in Rome that two medieval villages were destroyed to make the entrance of the vatican bigger and more impressive - obviously the catholics loved their fellow humans.

Tell me if you're ever coming to Turin (the city in the pic I posted in this thread and where I live) :)