How do y'all (Americans) feel about your city/state/country?

[Full Court]

They have to demolish buildings if Axe spends significant time in them. They can't get the stink out.

On the flipside, you seem to despise orlando. Why is that again?

^This is exactly the kind of stinkiness I was talking about.

Dumb AND stinky.

[ArbitraryWater]

^This is exactly the kind of stinkiness I was talking about.

Dumb AND stinky.

If I would see you, I would literally try to brutally harm you. Not even joking. Get the **** out of this thread you pile of shit worthless human loser.

[Axe]

[ILLsmak]

I used to dis texas until I lived there. Didn’t travel around too much, but I saw what seemed like every Bucees haha.

Still the best place I lived. There is not as much culture per se because American culture is now. Europe has amazing stuff, but we have some amazing natural wonders as well as stuff from native americans. I assume a lot of american landmarks are shit on by non americans, but it’s like texas: you have to be living there to understand. It’s not a sight you see that you get online and read about (tho you can,) but more something that expresses our reality. And people hate American culture despite being influenced, so…

-Smak

[fsvr54]

On the flipside, you seem to despise orlando. Why is that again?

Low-brow theme park garbage. Endless strip malls...

[fsvr54]

The beauty of Europe absolutely demolishes the US. It's not even close.

But the US has a much higher standard of living than Europe. The only standard where Europe wins is Healthcare, and granted that is a huge one. But the average American has a bigger home, more cars, closets, washer and dryer, etc. Which in much of Europe is a luxury.

Architecturally? Sure. Nature? USA competes with most countries, we have it all.

[fsvr54]

Unrelated, but it makes me sad Latin America is not more developed. Absolutely beautiful part of the world with great people and the sexiest women. I was born in Venezuela and from my last trip back (2001), I still remember how stunning the tropical valleys were.

[TheMan]

The beauty of Europe absolutely demolishes the US. It's not even close.

But the US has a much higher standard of living than Europe. The only standard where Europe wins is Healthcare, and granted that is a huge one. But the average American has a bigger home, more cars, closets, washer and dryer, etc. Which in much of Europe is a luxury.

But overall, Europeans are much more happier polls researching on that subject show...go figure.

[TheMan]

I used to dis texas until I lived there. Didn’t travel around too much, but I saw what seemed like every Bucees haha.

Still the best place I lived. There is not as much culture per se because American culture is now. Europe has amazing stuff, but we have some amazing natural wonders as well as stuff from native americans. I assume a lot of american landmarks are shit on by non americans, but it’s like texas: you have to be living there to understand. It’s not a sight you see that you get online and read about (tho you can,) but more something that expresses our reality. And people hate American culture despite being influenced, so…

-Smak

Not impressed by Texas. Too many redneck shit kickers for my taste...and summers are brutal. Country music blaring out, big trucks and they sure do love their guns. Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Austin have some nice places but meh...I do love Chicago but that's where I'm from so obviously I'm biased.

[Full Court]

If I would see you, I would literally try to brutally harm you. Not even joking. Get the **** out of this thread you pile of shit worthless human loser.

You sound like a triggered little bitch.



I bet you're a Bronie fluffer, aren't you...

[MrFonzworth]

If I would see you, I would literally try to brutally harm you. Not even joking. Get the **** out of this thread you pile of shit worthless human loser.

You got bullied by a 5'8 Turkish dude in school.

[ArbitraryWater]

You got bullied by a 5'8 Turkish dude in school.

[Baller234]

Europe doesn't guarantee free speech like the U.S. does and is overwhelmed with radical muslim extremists.

[ArbitraryWater]

I get all dreamy and envious when I see America's mountain-y regions...the mountain-y, rock-y regions.

Basically the Rocky Mountains West I guess?

I feel like I would love Denver.

Thats the life.

Does Dallas and Phoenix have similar regions to that?

Kansas, Nebraska, Sioux Falls, Fargo, dont look too bad either. I guess theyre different though.

[Meticode]

I get all dreamy and envious when I see America's mountain-y regions...the mountain-y, rock-y regions.

Basically the Rocky Mountains West I guess?

I feel like I would love Denver.

Thats the life.

Does Dallas and Phoenix have similar regions to that?

Kansas, Nebraska, Sioux Falls, Fargo, dont look too bad either. I guess theyre different though.

Mostly the Rockies, but the Appalachian Mountains in the east have their perks too.

Phoenix is in the middle of a desert basically and everyone runs air conditioning there. Gets over 38 degrees C there during the summer a lot and as early as May. They do have hilly terrain, but the Rockies are more north and E of the city, Dallas not so much, but it gets hot there too, but they get more rain.