You forgot to mention the sheep!James Stanbridge said:New Zealand.
Being by amazing water. (Rivers, beaches.)
Being by amazing greenery.
Being a Kiwi.
Our meat & food.
Milk.
No one wants to kill us.
Our sport teams.
You forgot to mention the sheep!James Stanbridge said:New Zealand.
Being by amazing water. (Rivers, beaches.)
Being by amazing greenery.
Being a Kiwi.
Our meat & food.
Milk.
No one wants to kill us.
Our sport teams.
Damn America, and their bloody grammar!alinos said:that where not america
This probably sounds weird, but that Coca-Cola thing is what impressed me the most. Real sugar? Dang. Now that's classy.thenumberthirteen said:What do I love about England? A whole bunch. We're quite warm for our latitude, we have a very deep history stretching back thousands of years, we have some really nice food, we make great TV shows, and state healthcare.
I particularly love our history. When you go to the USA everything is practically new. I live right next to Hadrian's Wall. It was built almost 2000 years ago by the Romans and stretches across the country. While a shadow of its former glory I still look at it and think "Holy shit that thing there's 2000 years old!". Since we're so small history is packed into every mile with Castles, Churches (I may not be Christian but those Cathedrals are amazing), and stone circles. Plus we have loads of great Pubs and lovely beer.
Also our Coca-Cola is made with real sugar. Not like that American junk.
We have Yahtzee (though that has turned into a hate in his recent videos), we have Uluru (pretty Isolated but, meh), We have pretty much everything you might want (except for the weather in Victoria, yikes!)Nintendolover222 said:There's so much to love about Australia, from the cheap movie prices to the clean water in Melbourne, the gloriously sandy beaches to the kangaroos and koalas.
Of course, there's also a lot to hate as well, but I think we're pretty OK down here.
Same goes for Pepsi and other soft drinks. Why they don't put sugar in them in America I can't fathom. Corn Syrup?! Who the hell wants to drink corn?Queen Michael said:This probably sounds weird, but that Coca-Cola thing is what impressed me the most. Real sugar? Dang. Now that's classy.thenumberthirteen said:What do I love about England? A whole bunch. We're quite warm for our latitude, we have a very deep history stretching back thousands of years, we have some really nice food, we make great TV shows, and state healthcare.
I particularly love our history. When you go to the USA everything is practically new. I live right next to Hadrian's Wall. It was built almost 2000 years ago by the Romans and stretches across the country. While a shadow of its former glory I still look at it and think "Holy shit that thing there's 2000 years old!". Since we're so small history is packed into every mile with Castles, Churches (I may not be Christian but those Cathedrals are amazing), and stone circles. Plus we have loads of great Pubs and lovely beer.
Also our Coca-Cola is made with real sugar. Not like that American junk.
I think you have misunderstood my statement, yet I wrote it without any specifics so I can understand that.Woodsey said:I hope we're talking WW2 and such, not colonialism and slavery.DSK- said:England. I'm proud of it's history.
I won't argue about the food. But the girls? I'm Swedish, pal. We have twins.Dan Weinstein said:The hottest girls and the best food
both thanks to the fact that we have people from all over the world
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