I think if you plotted openness of countries' government (maybe through the EIU index jpatokal linked to) against the overall visa burden they impose on people trying to enter, there would be a relationship
@jpatokal and the like, white people in general, are unfair.. they love to say whatever about other countries, and if u talk about them, you are a terrorist. of course, I flagged the answer, but it's declined, but when I say "Egyptian accent pronounces G wrongly", people attack me because i said an "accent" is wrong.. fuck this shit man. white people and their non fucking sense..
could we maybe, especially when complaining about stereotyping and generalizing entire countries or races, not make our complaints about "white people" in general?
My girlfriend has a visa. It doesn't expire for 4 more months. I told her to get an ID but she never did so all she has is her visa.
She's not a citizen of the US but she lives here. She pays about 500
dollars every few years to obtain a US government issued visa which
allows her to be employed...
If they decide not to fly. An option is gift tickets with greyhound though since they can be retrived by the other person using only a password. (As suggested on here a few weeks ago)
As a rule of thumb, the worse the visa regime, the worse the country's regime. It's the tinpot dictatorships of the world (Turkmenistan, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Angola, etc) that make it the hardest to get visas and watch visitors most closely, and in the case of the United States, suffering ...
@phoog preferably midtown. But there's a video of somebody doing exactly that, I don't know where he descended, but he came up on 5th Ave. So now I'm wondering where he descended, and also if it's possible from 8th Ave, like Port Authority
My girlfriend has a visa. It doesn't expire for 4 more months. I told her to get an ID but she never did so all she has is her visa.
She's not a citizen of the US but she lives here. She pays about 500
dollars every few years to obtain a US government issued visa which
allows her to be employed...
For even more confusion : When you mousover it it says : Asked 6 non-wiki questions with a total score of 46. Gave 70 non-wiki answers with a total score of 398. Which only adds up to 76
@GayotFow I'm guessing (without having watched the whole video) that the 5th-avenue ascent is from Rockefeller Center. I don't think there's any way to get to 7th Ave underground from Rockefeller Center, but I'm not entirely sure.
Also, many of these underground passages are open only during weekdays. I'm mostly around there in the evenings and weekends.
@ZachLipton The 7th and 49th N-Q-R station? That's news to me. I'll have to look into it. I used to use that station frequently when I lived in Astoria.
I know you can walk long distances between underground/metro stations in London and Paris, but as far as I know not these kind of distances. And in Toronto even more? Missed all that when I was there last.
you can get from the NQR at 49th into the Barclays building. If you can get from the Barclays building into the Time-Life building, then you're set. I think that's what the guy does in the video above somehow?
I'm not sure it connects into the station. The question is where the starting point is
I have seen videos about snow clearance in Quebec, (in winter of course) and I can understand why you have underground connections/city. (Not sure which city, chat friend.)
I missed the one in Montreal as well, different journey, same friend as travel companion. He is not one to explore those kind of things.
I will need a lot of rep, soon. I just crossed the 13K line and I do not like the number 13.
My girlfriend has a visa. It doesn't expire for 4 more months. I told her to get an ID but she never did so all she has is her visa.
She's not a citizen of the US but she lives here. She pays about 500
dollars every few years to obtain a US government issued visa which
allows her to be employed...
