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Sheep-Goats posted:Many people in the US also end up getting British or German citizenship through their legal loopholes as well. Possibly other countries, but those are, I think, the big three for that route. Even a single grandparent born in Ireland will get you Irish citizenship. I think I bring that up a lot in this forum, but it still blows my mind that I'm a citizen of a country I've never been to.
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Laopooh posted:Does anyone know of a site where I can plug in the cities I've been to so far on my trip and get a map with nice Indiana Jones style red lines showing my route? I'd like something I can update with each new place I've been and easily get a new pic. I prefer Wordpress, Blogspot was pretty buggy when I tried it but that was like 5 years ago. This is my Wordpress travel blog: http://gentlemenoftheroad.wordpress.com/ Bear in mind that both Wordpress and Blogspot are censored by some countries, making it a pain in the rear end to update if you don't have your own domain. This can usually be circumvented by a proxy but it's a lot easier to download it BEFORE you go to said freedom-hating countries. Freegate is pretty good, I was using Tor in Vietnam but China is a bit more savvy and blocks it somehow.
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Can anyone reccomend good (and free) downloadable language guides for iPods? World Nomads has a bunch, but their quality is awful. I specifically need a Mongolian one.
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