ArmydawgMD

DJ Shockley 2005

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Didn't see this posted anywhere, but I know Mcafee is a polarizing figure for this board :lol:

I’ve got a bad feeling about this one

How did this McNeese manager become viral and land an NIL deal?

I won’t be watching. It won’t be on until midnight in Germany and there’s no use in staying up to watch these two teams

Tirana has multiple streets named after US presidents :lol:

I forgot the dropped passes by Bell. Even after spotting them all those points, we were on track to complete the comeback if we could just execute. So frustrating to watch :banghead:

I live in Germany, it is hard to find a place that accepts AMEX. Mastercard may be accepted, but usually with fees.

Your best bet is with Chase Sapphire or Capitol One Quicksilver/Venture/etc as neither one has foreign fees. Also never accept the conversion factor in the establishment, they typically offer you an option to pay in USD$. Select the Euro amount and it always comes out cheaper

I have been here and my thoughts are to decide what regions you want to hit. I have done a lot of travel in Eastern Europe and I'd say to break it up like this:

Czechslovakia trip-Prague &-Bratislava: 4-5 days
Austria-hungary trip-Vienna-Budapest: 5-7 days
Upper adriatic: Venice-Slovenia-upper Croatia: 5-6 days
Lower adriatic: Dubrovnik-3-4 days
Northern Italy: Cinque Terra-Florence-Milan/Lake Como: 6-8 days
Southern Italy: Rome-Capri: 4-5 days
Southern Germany: Stuttgart-Munich-Austrian alps: 5-7 days
Netherlands-Belgium trip-Amsterdam-Brussels, Bruges-Luxemborg: 5-6 days

And many more. The point is there is a lot to be seen in all areas of Europe. I opt to see the highlights and several off the beaten path things and then move on to the next place. It has been doable to fit these trips into 4-5 day weekends, although the tempo will vary. For cheap intercity connections, typically Flixbus>Train>Plane, but all are relatively cheap vs. American travel

can't find one online