What is American life style to me.
 

Well, more or less this is taken off the movies and my visits to the US.

1. White walls, hard wood floor
2. Same kitchen/bathroom ware everywhere
3. 'College' or similar grey t-shirts, jeans and boots even summer time
4. Coffee american way
5. Big meals
6. Tall people
7. Chinese laundry on every block
8. Fuck, yeah thinking :)
9. Cheap gas
10. Open roads.

I agree with maybe three of those. You must be going to a different America, LOL.

NY, Brooklyn, New Jersey.

Yeah, Western USA and Eastern, Southern USA are almost like different countries.

lol I was wondering about those 'College' or similar grey t-shirts as well. I would not wear anything like them in public, only as throw away tshirts at home

What novia scotia means to the rest of the world...

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_H1VLin6O1H...ed+salmon.jpgg

Your on crack.

I don't have any hardwood floor. Downstairs all Italian marble, the upstairs all carpeting.

I have custom bathrooms and kitchen. My master bath is fucking huge and takes up nearly one fouth of my top floor.

No coffee at all in my house. My wife and I don't don't drink it.

Big meals.... Americans eat way too much. I got to my favorite restaurant and order up my favorite, but only eat half of it. We tend to eat whatever is on our plates so they give us more so they can charge us more.

Open roads? We have something here called traffic....

After thinking about it... you probably think 1 and 2 because you have mostly been to older areas of the country, all of the houses you were in were probably very old and that is how they use to build them.

1. I've never had hardwood floors, but yes to white walls.
2. agreed! (unless your house is very expensive)
3. I've never been a t-shirt type of girl, but you do find at least 10 people on every block that wear t-shirts and jeans (or shorts in my case: Miami) non stop.
4. agreed
5. agreed, that's why we're all overweight!
6. not tall enough for my personal taste ;)
7. Miami? Cuban laundries
8. Nope. Nowadays people think more "what now?" than "fuck, yeah"
9. $3 a gallon is cheap? I'd hate to drive my truck wherever it is that you live.
10. I couldn't agree more; that's the beauty of America!

Its dirt cheap

I haven't been to Italy in about 3 years, but last time I was there it was like 2 euro per liter. 4 liters is a gallon.

So Europeans pay a LOT more than we do for gas. That's partly why they all prefer small economic cars.

I think both are expensive.

Boots in the summer? Yuck!

I don't get the college shirts, either. Unless everyone really did go to Georgia Tech or whatever... I doubt it, tho.

Gas here in Vancouver is $1.14 a litre now. $3 a gallon is a STEAL.

Yes, tons of food in the States. Not only that, but you're lucky to find a meal with a decent vegetable serving. Most chain restaurants seem to consider mashed potatoes a good vegetable to go with rice and meat.

Price in Europe was never over 1.50Eur/liter to be precise. But still your point is accurate

I think the problem is you are trying to judge an entire country but what you have seen in a 50 mile radius.

Cool, I knew I was close. I barely remember what I had for breakfast let alone Italian gas prices from 3 years ago, lol.

You forgot Sushi and big fake tits.

Open roads? Its one of the most congestive parts of the USA :error

bud beer, pig guts, meth and whores.

You forgot about Midwest :)

What I find fuckin strange is that bedrooms and living rooms doesn't have a lamps in ceilings.

You aren't the only one annoyed by that. No idea why they do that. Master bedroom will usually have an overhead, the other rooms will not.

Try moving into a house in NE Thailand. Without question, you have to paint everything, and that's a given. Bloody people write all over the walls, or burn them, or throw shit at them, or whatever.

Then just look in the ceiling. Holy fuck, what a maze of wires that is. Takes forever to rip all that shit out, and put everything in nicely.

and BOOKS! :thumbsup

:1orglaugh

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I was gonna be nice and give him 100 miles. He's been to what is pretty much one city and it's surrounding suburbs (if you want to call them that).

I live in NY and have two kitchens in my house. Both are different...and nothing like I've seen anywhere else :winkwink:

Well, the first meaningfull idiot posted it i thought that was accidental, now i can see your humor type is about the floor level too.

Grow up, eh?

Another top notch specialist.

You dont understand my generalazing.

You all have you poo drifting in the water when across the ocean it falls down the drain. Gotcha?

Not the Brooklyn I live in...

Dude, someone asked you what reference you had and you said NY, NJ and Brooklyn.

You've mentioned being to NYC here a number of times. NNJ and Brooklyn are part of the area we call Metropolitan New York, which encompasses about 140 miles. You going to get snippy over 40 miles, when someone actually offering insight into your questions?

The US is a whole lot bigger than just the small area you visited. I would hope you're able to manage someone pointing this out to your with you going off the deepend. :1orglaugh

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...urban_area.gif

That's the area you reference.

There's no culture outside the east coast (just racists and hippies) so this is pretty much on point.

You cant read.
I'm not quting myself but looks like you need to re-read the forst post.


"Well, more or less this is taken off the movies and my visits to the US."


this is taken off the movies and my visits to the US

I'm sure all the US citizens ( including Canadians ) do happen to see their poo floating in the water and in Europe people take shit and it falls down directly in the hole.

Who invented those American shitters?

I've seen those ridiculous shitters in EU too.

Anyway, you're close with a few of those points, but you left out the most important one. There is no other nation as incredibly overweight as the US.

East Coast:
http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/20...auly_jenni.jpg


Middle US:
http://fisticmystic.files.wordpress....d_neck_car.jpg


West Coast:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3165/...6cb8a67c96.jpg


That's all you need to know about 'Merica

sorry, wrong, just yesterday i had 1.52 Euro per litre and last year it was up to 1,65 Euro. and germany is not the most expensive, prices for gas in the netherlands and england used to be even higher

that is selling California a bit short, California is loaded with hot women

lots of beautiful Russian and Ukrainian girls too, immigration is a great thing :thumbsup