JCC Living in US

Where are you from 3sm1r?

 

Italy, but I've been living for 6 years in the French side of Switzerland

 

Beautiful.

Edit: I've always enjoyed my trips to the US but give me Europe any day.

 

I've only been in Nyc so far. I like to see the little differences. One day I asked at what time the metro was going to close and the answer was "never".
I mean WOW. Just wow! You can take a metro at 3 am in Nyc.

I've never been in Sidney but my friends told me beautiful things about Australia.

 

Unfortunately I can only help you with spaghetti and ravioli.

 

Push him down a hill.

 

Good god your moving to the East Coast, you will be dead in less than a year.

 

Only if he/she goes outside.

 

You are going to miss Europe so much. Don’t get sick.

 

How often do you go back? Might be a helpful guide for how long you can survive in the wilderness with no decent bread.

 

Is this the anti-beezel?

 

James Brown tells you all you need to know.

 

Just remember to pack the essentials.

 

It sounds like most of your questions are about Visas. I'd go here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas.html

And then when you're here in the US, get a VISA or MASTERCARD as a lot of places don't accept American Express. #creditcardjoke

But seriously, Bank of America is a great company to have a credit card with. I've never had any problems and their fraud protection is fantastic.

 

Thank you. Yeah, there is a quite detailed explanation

 

Don't murder anyone.

 

God made the human hand to fit the grip of an AR-15.

 

Wait, you are leaving Switzerland for the U.S.? Can I trade places with you?

 

I had a good time here, but after a certain number of years it becomes a bit boring. A part from sports and hiking there are no many things to do IMO.

 

Have you done all 35 of these things?
https://www.timeout.com/switzerland...-the-world-35-fun-things-to-do-in-switzerland