Things i looooove about America.

[Shadoo]

well never been but i would like to go looks like fun!

 

[TdC]

oh, yeah, things I like about the USA....

having never been there I will have to base my thoughts on the three americans I have met "irl" since turning 18 and on the things my girlfriend said after coming back from New York. point being that other than nature documentaries I don't believe that I've ever seen anything that is "really" american or constitutes anything that can be taken seriously (besides blatant disregarding of human rights and/or wars. you know. the regular things on the news. and besides, the question was what I like, not what I didn't like). this means I'm disregarding friends, american chopper and lots of bad movies.

which leaves me with exactly three things, and strangely two of them are food. ahem.

things tdc likes about america:

• the pumkin pie
• the ben&jerry's ice cream (though they might actually be canadian for all I know)
• the 1970 Buick GS 455

that's about it.

 

[TdC]

I'd probably be stoned all the time, therefore saving alot of money on gas.

you'd need to be stoned after finding out what the petrol prices are

 

[Uncle Sick]

you'd need to be stoned after finding out what the petrol prices are

Touche!

[*]the ben&jerry's ice cream (though they might actually be canadian for all I know)
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They're from Vermont - one of Maine's neighbor-states, ie. I have a neverending supply of B&J's Cherry Garcia ice cream available. Garr!

 

[TdC]

I have a neverending supply of B&J's Cherry Garcia ice cream available. Garr!

I so hate you now

 

[old.user4556]

Hmmm... not anymore - I pay about $2.20 for a gallon of gas (3.5 something litres) - and cars here have a much higher fuel consumption.
When I bought my Forester end of last year I paid about $18 to fill the tank - now it's about $25ish. Gas prices have gone up like crazy here.

That's 73c per litre: that's about 39p a litre at current rates? That's fucking cheap. I filled my car up last night, 91p a litre (i need 98 ron) - read it and weep (rejoice?); I can't believe anyone can bleet about 39p a litre.

True, your cars may guzzle a lot more fuel and it may yin and yang out that you end up paying the same; but by christ i'd fucking love to be filling up my economical car to the tune of 39p per litre.

 

[Uncle Sick]

That's 73c per litre: that's about 39p a litre at current rates? That's fucking cheap. I filled my car up last night, 91p a litre (i need 98 ron) - read it and weep (rejoice?); I can't believe anyone can bleet about 39p a litre.

True, your cars may guzzle a lot more fuel and it may yin and yang out that you end up paying the same; but by christ i'd fucking love to be filling up my economical car to the tune of 39p per litre.

Hehehe... touche once more. *keeps on bleating though*

 

[Paradroid]

Te Tinternet! and 99% of the porn therein.

NASA. I like the Hubble stuff and those missiles that shoot at ufos.

Eric Cartman.

The Constitution ... oh wait, scrap that one.

 

[old.user4556]

Hehehe... touche once more. *keeps on bleating though*

Well, i mean Americans bleet in general , not specifically you .

When I was in Vegas last summer it was all big news about the petrol price - it was so cheap in comparison .

 

[PLightstar]

CANDY CORN!!!!!!!

So good my Uncle visit us and brought a huge amount of it over, I wanted himn to go home and send me more, so good and addictive.

But I hate US Choc it tastes like cardboard, not nice give me Cadburys anyday.

And can someone explain what Salt water taffe is? is it like Fudge or something different. always wanted to know.

 

[Ch3tan]

English chocolate is just as crap as American stuff, all except Hersheys of course. Hersheys owns you.

 

[Wij]

Pigsex !

 

[Uncle Sick]

Well, i mean Americans bleet in general , not specifically you .

When I was in Vegas last summer it was all big news about the petrol price - it was so cheap in comparison .

Heh... well, I'm a German living in America - Mrs. Sick is the yankee.
Therefore I need to be double-stereotyped. *goose-steps away*