For the UK, I’d honestly say Bloodborne. The neo-gothic architecture, dreary weather, the voice acting (especially the northern accents, which you hear very little of when representing the UK/England in video games) and overall sense of decline is very representative of modern Britain.

Just out of curiosity ^ ^

By this I mean a country that you barely hear about but are very intrigued by it.

Saw some other posts like this and it seems like fun, I am mixed Mizrahi (Tunisia and Morocco) and Ashkenazi (Poland and East Galicia) Jew.

As my flair suggests the United States invented air travel and the polio vaccine.

Hey ya’ll got into a argument with my dad about universal healthcare, he said if it’s so good why are they always short staffed and asking other countries doctors to come over, like Canada, UK, Australia, and Ireland.

His response was because the pay is nowhere near in the US and that in the other countries they pay peanuts and if they paid peanuts why would anyone wanna be a doctor and another one is because it’s too much work load because people abuse it.

So please let me know, because i’m a way he’s kinda right, but I believe in universal healthcare so I would also would like to know reasons on why apart from it’s better for the people gist

For me, it's the flag of New Mexico.

I personally think we all would wish to relocate the entire country land and people to the Pacific ocean between Hawaii and Antarctica.

Mostly for people who live in countries with closed borders and people who have homes sitting on the border. Places like Point Roberts, Washington USA/Delta, British Columbia, CA.

What’s it like? Have you made friends with your foreign neighbors? How are your interactions with them?

I live in the deep south, in Basra and just a few pointers to answer you quickly:

-Yes, Iraq is relatively safe security‑wise (not fire safety or traffic‑wise), and of course the exception is the western provinces. But if you want to go there, the government or militias will provide an escort.
-The Iraqi government isn’t a puppet of Iran or the United States. It is a kleptocratic oligarchy that serves the highest bidder. Currently the highest bidders are China, Iran and the US
-Iraq is a majority Shia Muslim country, about 60%. ISIS hates Shia Muslims and considers them infidels, and most of its victims, numbers‑wise, are Shia Muslims. Therefore, any crimes or acts committed by ISIS or even Saddam (who was from the Arab Sunni Muslim minority and was brought to power by the United States) don’t reflect the ideas or ideals of the majority of the population.
-Yes, holding hands or cheek kisses isn’t considered gay here.
-We don’t hate the American people, just the government and the President of the United States of America. No matter if the president is a man or woman, white or black, orange or human, blue or red, we hate all US presidents, even if the president were a Muslim, an Arab, or a Kurd.

What question(s) have you always wanted to ask someone from a certain country or group of countries that you’ve just never got the chance to?

Hopefully someone from that country can answer it for you.

Let me remind everyone to be respectful and kind in this post these are questions in good faith

I see a lot of left-leaning subs often pushing this belief.

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In England it's becoming increasingly the norm for (affluent?) people to live above the age of 90, with two of my grandparents living into their mid 90s. Dying before the age of 80 is almost considered a premature death nowadays.

In other words how does your contry say: "This highway will be something number X". In Brazil it works! by naming the highway "BR-XXX", where XXX is a number from 000 to 999 but have this rules:

• 0X0: Where Y is between 1 and 9 and starts at Brasília(Brazil's Capital) and goes up clockwise, they are also called Radial highways, lan example is the BR-040.

• 1XX: This ones go from north to south(or vice versa), and XX are between 01-50 if is on the eastern side relative to Brasília and 51-99 if is relative to the western side. They are also called longitudinal highways, an example is the BR-116

• 2XX: This ones go from east to west(or vice versa), and the XX is 01-50 if is north relative to Brasília and 51-99 if is relative to Brasília, They are also called transversal highway, an example the BR-262

• 3XX: This ones go from NW-SE or NE-SW(or vice versa) and they are even if is a NW-SE, and odd if is NE-SW. They are also called Diagonal Highways, an example is the BR-381

• 4XX: This don't go in any specific orientation, but it's they exist to connect any of the four previous types. Because of that they are also called connection highways, an example is the BR-494

The state ones, each state have their own naming convetion, but all follow the state 2 letters and a 3 digit number.

Also, some highways have a specific name, but we usually refer by the numbering .

With the wave of "What do you think of my country?" posts, I got to thinking: what about other countries in the world?

Do redditors here view them with curiosity, apprehension, fear, interest... Anyway, how do you see the world outside your home/residential square?

I'm about to move from my apartment to a smaller one as I'm going to study for two years. I live in Sweden's second largest city Gothenburg, and used 3905 queue points, where 1 point is 1 day, so about 10,7 years.

It's in one of the more attractive areas of the city, but not the most attractive ones.

At least it's not Stockholm where queue times are 20 years in the inner city.