The reason for my uncorking was the original posters flailing at Australians and Americans
with eyes closed and the pestilence of ignorance spraying.
"Uncorking... spraying": sweet. "Flailing... eyes closed": nice. But can their pestilence be uncorked and sprayed while flailing with eyes closed if it's you that become uncorked? Mixing metaphors with multiple agents in the same sentence is usually a problem.
The reason for my uncorking was the original posters flailing at Australians and Americans with eyes closed and the pestilence of ignorance spraying. You would agree I think the only EXPECTATIONS foreigners have when coming to foreign countries are the ones given to them in emails and adverts from recruiters or schools. I received one just recently with beautiful pictures of campuses, apartments, and the surrounding areas. Expecting what's is shown or given DOES NOT translate into high expectation. Every foreign teacher is offered a Mercedes when the vehicle is actually a jackass. Peace.