Ok, sorry, id does look like I was seriously aggressive, while I was just acting out of spite. But really, the best way to not attract toxic assholes like me is not to write anything like: "don't laugh at me!" - someone is bored right and looking what/who to laugh on right now, so you become an easy prey:)
No, it's just the OP posted something, and then started saying how to and not to teact. If someone wants to jerk off themselves, they don't need other people
I think that if a place is called a Cool Rock place, then some news about cool rocks would be nice to have! Just not the icebergs please - they are really cool, but they are technically not rocks.
I like that the signs only contain the information about sign placement. Just like ancient Scandinavian runestones - they usually were like this: "This stone was engraved for Thor by his son Hjorvard. Eric did the engraving." Why add anything?
Someone brings a powerful hifi setup into your metro cart, and starts blasting trap. It's super crisp and the bass is pumping just right. The asshole playing it confirms that the source is in lossless format. You are saying you wouldn't be annoyed by the situation?
Haven't been there, but on accounts of some friends, and a YouTuber who travelled across South America back and forth, Colombia and Brazil could be good choices. SA cultures look generally warmer and more social. I don't know about the details, but maybe there's someone here who could comment on that (and I'm ok with being completely wrong about everything:) )
Germany: Berlin (such as any other capital city full of immigrants) would be a good choice. Germans are not the best in accepting foreigners as equals, but your freedoms will be protected by laws, and there are so many different sorts of people that you won't look strange, whoever you are
As a Russian: Russia is not open-minded at all, where did you get that idea? Same as in the US, there is a part of population that doesn't know/understand shit about diversity, human rights, etc, but will be eager to tell you that you are not like them (and also live wrong, dress wrong, etc)
Yes, "vatnik" is indeed a carpet term for people who believe (or are made to believe) the idea of a "Strong and awesome Russia that is in it's right to show everyone else how to live"
The studded jacket with that name was a usual winter outfit of Soviet farm workers and such. So it works as a symbol of a self-righteous uneducated working class person from an authoritarian country.
I am sorry, but where could that be?
I would understand if not everyone knew Beatles there, that would be in sync with later statements. But "everybody knows, but doesn't know the details" is quite weird.
Oh, come on, it's me who did the first rude thing, even as a joke