Travel

Best answer: You should visit Hawaii or Southern Florida

Best answer: according to the anime's I watch after not shaving my neck beard, yes.

Best answer: About the same as being homeless anywhere, no food, minimal water and sleeping on the streets.

Best answer: No not crazy at all. Life is an adventure. Go for it. If you end up not liking the change of scenery then move again. It could end up being wonderful meeting all new people.

Trump moved the American Embassy to Jerusalem, Trump caused the USA to officially recognize that Jerusalem is part of Israel & that the Golan Heights is part of Israel & that the Israeli Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are not in violation of international law (1 of the main reasons that the State of Israel was formed in 1948 was so Jews should have a safe place to run to if there is ever another Holocaust when 6 million were killed)

Best answer: If you can get a housing commission house then you're set.

I mean do people still drive on motorways overnight?

Best answer: Before you actually start work, do a practice ride one morning at the same time a few days before. That way you can make sure how long it takes so you will be there on time. Watch where you are going and look for buildings that you can use to see where to get off. 

Like Robert Maxwell did in 1991. Fake his death and use the powerful Jewish figures in America and the Mossad to spirit him out of the country. He could have had a new identity in Israel and lived the rest of his days out on a Kibbutz.

I mean, work ranging from working in the entertainment industry (movies, music, Youtube) or even working odd jobs in cafes, offices, holiday resorts. Is the employment rate in California (especially Hollywood) good?

My relatives living in LA, California. I want to visit them but I hear some bad news about California recently. So I'm worried about it if I go there solo. 

Best answer: Public transportation is pretty terrible everywhere in the US - even in the big cities, compared to what it's like elsewhere. In Northern and Western Europe, Korea and Japan, it's infinitely better. In the US, the car is king. You can get around in California without a car if you're just talking about traveling from Point A to Point B, but once you get to wherever you're going, it's going to be rough without having access to a car. You could opt to take a bus, it's really cheap - the fare is about $20 per person, but be prepared to spend more than 12 hours in transit. You could also book a flight. A one-way ticket would run you around $60 and the flight is only an hour and a half - that option sounds way better than taking a bus. But what are you going to do in L.A. for any extended period of time without a car? You won't need one in San Francisco. But you might want to consider renting one if you're going to be in L.A. for more than a few days, and you'll definitely need one if you two want to do any sightseeing or puttering around the city. L.A. is really spread out. Even by the standards of somebody who lives in Alaska, it's not the type of place where you can really do anything without a car.   

Best answer: Texas, definitely. But you should be able to find Canuk-free corners of the deep south. Just stay away from major tourist attractions and retirement communities.

I’m flying out to Oahu from Portland for the holidays. Tickets right now are about $680 for Hawaiian Air, would it be cheaper on Black Friday? Should I risk it and wait or will it get even higher? Have you bought a flight to Hawaii or anywhere else for the upcoming holiday on Black Friday? Thanks in advance!! 

Save the rant-I'm never going to do this. I'd be way too paranoid to even try. But I'm wondering if it would be easy to hide a joint on a plane? Could you just put it in your sock or something?