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rofl you strike me as someone who's a few years removed from getting your undergrad in political science and now need to pretend it got you a wealth of knowledge since it DIDN'T get you a well paying job
Stupidity & non-educated doesn't have a skin color kiddo
rofl you strike me as someone who's a few years removed from getting your undergrad in political science and now need to pretend it got you a wealth of knowledge since it DIDN'T get you a well paying job
This statement intrigues me...it cuts both ways regardless of income...I've lived in two countries outside of the US at the request of my dad to join him while he worked. West Africa was one of them...the other was France...I can say that while away from home what I missed the most was the ability to jump from first class venue to first class venue..the food in America is better, and the women are tier...the only thing that really sucks is the legal systems if you get in trouble in abroad as an American.. The good part was that the women could hold better conversations, even in Africa and all in all they we're much more open minded about life in general...In Europe you could fly from country to country for peanuts which was nice. If you've never been to Africa don't worry go to the British Museum they literally have the whole country of Egypt up in that motherfuker..talk about raping a country of it's artifacts...There are stupid people everywhere, there are just more of them in America because of the poor K-12 education system & then when you add in the amount of 1-parent house holds, you have a poorly educated AND poorly raised (lack of values & morals) society.
For example the Jersey Shore season in Italy. The women in Italy laughed at the Jersey guys but they were actually able to pull American college girls on summer vacation there.....coincidence?
American culture is a combination of crappy copies of every other culture & society. That's why the food, education & quality of life is lesser.
Unless you are wealthy, why would you openly choose to live in America?
But all in all living in Europe is not really the novelty you make it seem. Maybe at some point in the past it was but not now...If your kid is in some kind of work study abroad program then it's a good way for them to get exposure but let's not put Europe on some sort of pedastal...
oh gee, what a shocker they did better with women when they didn't need to overcome a culture and language barrier. The fact that they couldn't pick up women who didn't speak any English must mean American men suck
International KoolThis statement intrigues me...it cuts both ways regardless of income...I've lived in two countries outside of the US at the request of my dad to join him while he worked. West Africa was one of them...the other was France...I can say that while away from home what I missed the most was the ability to jump from first class venue to first class venue..the food in America is better, and the women are tier...the only thing that really sucks is the legal systems if you get in trouble in abroad as an American.. The good part was that the women could hold better conversations, even in Africa and all in all they we're much more open minded about life in general...In Europe you could fly from country to country for peanuts which was nice. If you've never been to Africa don't worry go to the British Museum they literally have the whole country of Egypt up in that motherfuker..talk about raping a country of it's artifacts...
But all in all living in Europe is not really the novelty you make it seem. Maybe at some point in the past it was but not now...If your kid is in some kind of work study abroad program then it's a good way for them to get exposure but let's not put Europe on some sort of pedastal...
How is the food in America better?This statement intrigues me...it cuts both ways regardless of income...I've lived in two countries outside of the US at the request of my dad to join him while he worked. West Africa was one of them...the other was France...I can say that while away from home what I missed the most was the ability to jump from first class venue to first class venue..the food in America is better, and the women are tier...the only thing that really sucks is the legal systems if you get in trouble in abroad as an American.. The good part was that the women could hold better conversations, even in Africa and all in all they we're much more open minded about life in general...In Europe you could fly from country to country for peanuts which was nice. If you've never been to Africa don't worry go to the British Museum they literally have the whole country of Egypt up in that motherfuker..talk about raping a country of it's artifacts...
But all in all living in Europe is not really the novelty you make it seem. Maybe at some point in the past it was but not now...If your kid is in some kind of work study abroad program then it's a good way for them to get exposure but let's not put Europe on some sort of pedastal...
It's of worse quality & 85% of it being cooked by Mexicans?
Haven't you been hearing about the worthlessness of the FDA? Poison in baby food.... that's just the tip of the iceberg
Most European nations have food standards that would eliminate most of the stuff that Americans intake
Yeah American women are tier which is great until you actually have to date/marry/raise a family with one & then you have daughters yourself. Then the whole thing doesn't seem so great
You have obviously never left North America. Am I correct?
I've been to Europe in
1992
1998
2002
2006
2010
I have seen how it has steady improved economically while * THE KEY* not letting it's education & culture suffer. Best schools in the world?....Go to Finland.
As for the women, yes they take more effort & time because unlike American girls they are educated & actually value themselves. Plus there are less fat girls there so you can't just walk into ANY bar & get laid unlike America
Anyway, as for the Jersey Shore cast. The women there laughed at them because they wore shades inside the club (lol stupid Americans), flashed their ''bling'' (lol) & came off as non-educated meat heads (Typical American).
When you've never seen or been anywhere (Never left North America) how can you converse with people that have traveled & experienced different cultures? ''But on TV they told me" ..... pathetic
I understand some of NewCastle's arguments, but using Jersey Shore as an arguing point is a reach, tbh..
that's all about perspective. if we're talking like for like - I prefer the American chef...I've eaten in French, English, and Italian kitchens and I wasn't all that impressed. Now in some of the outlier villages the food has an authentic taste but it's not like it's some 5 star experience...same thing with the local food in Africa...some of that I could hardly eat and it's supposed to be better since it was from the motherland.
In France they can cook a nice Chicken Cordon Bleu but in Africa they cook it better...still all in all I prefer the American taste...Crepes are ok but not good old fashioned American Pancakes...
In America I can go to any 3 star dining establishment and enjoy a decent meal in Europe (not in all cases) but in a majority I can to hit a 5 star to really be satisfied. tbh
I agree with you 500% on the women...but let's not generalize too much. I have personally witnessed American women travel to Europe to get a sense on how they should act...
Now some can be downright ty just like American gals that's why I say don't get too carried away...because the opposite is also true...many European women envy the American status symbol and want to copy it...in fact American Pop music is more popular there than their own ...they try hard to copy America..like I said it cuts both ways
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