My friend is traveling to the states next week, I would love to ask him to get me this very unique xbox controller.
He doesn't have to carry it with him of course instead he will keep it in his luggage. Would it cause him any problems?
PS: damn trolling, now when I need real advice you'll thin...
@jpatokal I am not sure about the UK but it seems legal in The US, I think I believe so much in our system in The UK and the freedom we enjoy. — Ulkoma6 mins ago
In the US I can go to a shop and walk out in 15 minutes with a real AR-15 rifle, magazines and ammunition. I'm not sure about the UK, but something tells me it would be much more difficult there. — Michael Hampton4 mins ago
@GayotFow OK, I believe you, no need for a screenshot
@GayotFow Or for any justification actually, you should feel free to down vote if you think an answer is incorrect
Sometimes I get the feeling you make too much fuss about things, you attach some deep personal meaning to things like reputation in ways I can't quite follow
If you an answer, answer, if you think something is helpful or interesting, upvote, if you think something is wrong or misleading, downvote
@MarkMayo @MichaelHampton If wrong answers should be downvoted rather than flagged for deletion, then why is it that heavily downvoted answers show up in the low quality queue in order to be deleted? Or, in other words, should I vote to delete wrong (because heavily downvoted) answers when they show up in the low-quality queue or not?
Following what you told me, I just voted for Looks OK on this answer:
Utter nonsense. A given state can be easternmost or westernmost, but not both (unless its east-west extent covers the entire rest of the nation). The easternmost point of Alaska's panhandle would have to be east of Eastport, ME, while the westernmost Aleutian island would have to be west of the w...
Since it attempts to answer the question, and is just downvoted because people disagree with it.
@JoErNanO Sure you can vote to delete if you want. Overall, in the Stack Exchange model, wrong answers are valuable in their own way as an illustration of what not to do.
@viktoriasergeeva It looks like you already got an answer. There'll be signs that direct you to your gate, and those will bypass passport control since your transit doesn't require you to go through passport control
and you can always ask any of the airline or airport staff for directions if things are confusing
I've been to the Munich airport a few times but never gone looking for a mcdonalds.
@viktoriasergeeva According to the airport's website, there is a mcdonalds, but it's outside in the public area, so the only way to get there would be to go through immigration controls (if you have the documentation to do that) and you'd have to go back through immigration and security on your way back inside
