USA vs Europe
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I thought that English girls would be prettier than American girls when I came to England. I was wrong. People are all the same. You have really fat people and really thin people, and everything in between. It's not just one place that has that sort of thing.
As for the argument about American history, America does have a history, but most of it's contemporary. Anybody who argues that Vietnam, the Cold War, World War II, World War I and the social movements in American history aren't really historical needs to get their facts straight. The reason that American history doesn't go as far back as European history is quite obvious... as I'm pretty sure we all here know that American history, in the beginning, was an offshoot of European history. After the colonies officially severed their ties with England, I think you can say American history starts there.
I'm not saying that American history is better. I prefer European history, as I just find it more interesting. America has a lot of history, though. It's undeniable.
As for the vending machines and stuff.... you can get a lot of that in America as well. Coffee and tea in vending machines. You can't get beer due to the laws surrounding the drinking age. I've never seen a cigarette vending machine in America -- I've seen one in Germany, but that's about it. There are vending machines in America with the coffee and tea, though, but I think they're just more popular here in Europe.
Electric kettles blew me away when I first moved to England. They're everywhere -- there basically isn't a place in England that doesn't have one. I bought one for £3, and it's really nice. In America you can get an electric kettle, but they're quite expensive, and nobody that I know of realy has them. We all use kettles on the stove, and everybody gets by nicely with that. However, the kettle on the stove is quite archaic here in England... I can see why, too!
As for the argument about American history, America does have a history, but most of it's contemporary. Anybody who argues that Vietnam, the Cold War, World War II, World War I and the social movements in American history aren't really historical needs to get their facts straight. The reason that American history doesn't go as far back as European history is quite obvious... as I'm pretty sure we all here know that American history, in the beginning, was an offshoot of European history. After the colonies officially severed their ties with England, I think you can say American history starts there.
I'm not saying that American history is better. I prefer European history, as I just find it more interesting. America has a lot of history, though. It's undeniable.
As for the vending machines and stuff.... you can get a lot of that in America as well. Coffee and tea in vending machines. You can't get beer due to the laws surrounding the drinking age. I've never seen a cigarette vending machine in America -- I've seen one in Germany, but that's about it. There are vending machines in America with the coffee and tea, though, but I think they're just more popular here in Europe.
Electric kettles blew me away when I first moved to England. They're everywhere -- there basically isn't a place in England that doesn't have one. I bought one for £3, and it's really nice. In America you can get an electric kettle, but they're quite expensive, and nobody that I know of realy has them. We all use kettles on the stove, and everybody gets by nicely with that. However, the kettle on the stove is quite archaic here in England... I can see why, too!
England is a bad place to look for hot chicks. You have to go to Spain or some countries in the north to find anything decent. American and English girls are equally revolting in general.
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The Ozzman
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There's one at the bar I go to!
I saw those all the time 15 years ago, though.
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Didn't you start this thread by saying you didn't want it to be a hate thread? Maybe you should stop being an ignorant fuckface.
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From where ive been, and seen, for hot girls St.Petersburg, Russia has the best girls by far! For example, Here you walk into a KFC and you're served by rough, chinese birds, over there they are so hot, they could be models in any other country, but instead they're serving fried chicken to ya. Crazy world.
Anybody who says that English girls are revolting has a few homework assignments to do.
1. Look up Lucy Pinder.
2. Sophie Howard.
3. Lucy Becker.
4. Michelle Marsh... if you're into blondes.
I've seen hideous women come out of Spain. Hideous women in Italy. Hideous women everywhere. But there are gorgeous women as well, no matter where you are.
1. Look up Lucy Pinder.
2. Sophie Howard.
3. Lucy Becker.
4. Michelle Marsh... if you're into blondes.
I've seen hideous women come out of Spain. Hideous women in Italy. Hideous women everywhere. But there are gorgeous women as well, no matter where you are.
PanzerKunt
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PanzerKunt
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Of course there's beautiful women everywhere, but it's undeniable that there are countries wich have more or less beautiful physical traits. It's obvious there are going to be more beautiful women in England than in Mongolia, but they're still not as beautiful as the spanish girls that give much more importance to their physical appearance. It's all about genetics and culture really
Stop quoting me. I'm just not interested in your retarded opinions. I was hoping you would have got the hint by now, but obviously it's too much for you to handle.
Ah, and I suggest you get yourself a bit of sense of humour.
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