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aganim

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Wednesday, February 11th 2009, 10:13pm

Germany vs. USA

THIS IS NOT A FIGHT!

you ever wondered what the differences between living in germany and living in the us are? or are you interested how live is going on in germany/usa and?
well, than I found smth. on youtube for ya...

two guys comparing [called Alex (GER) and Jim (US)] similarities and differences in germany and the us...

[size=7]OK, this was a bit of silly writing, lol...[/size]

Here we go:

this video shows a lot about music (like germans listen either to "utz utz utz utz utz" [btw: who knows a german band, which produces such a music? lol] or to "uaaaahhh, du hasst, du hasst mich") [size=7]scooter thingy inside...[/size]

other interesting vids:
Germany vs. USA - Drinks

Germany vs. USA - Cultural Insides

Germany vs. USA - TOP 10 things

Germany vs. USA - Candies

Germany vs. USA - Sir & Ma'am and "Sie und du"

Complete Video Archive

If noone is interested in this, pls delete this thread! lol
however...
I think its a cool thing for someone to learn things about ger/us by watching these videos. or maybe getting some impressions if you plan to visit one of these countries...
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well if you wanna know smth. about germany, feel free to ask me...[/size]

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 1:44pm

thought it was another of those US Green Card adverts.. :P

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 1:49pm

i've always wanted to know the differences and I think this is a great topic.
but Canada > All


edit: I think im gonna try Radler tonight at the bar :D

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 2:37pm

Quoted from ""Gee Tee Age""

i've always wanted to know the differences and I think this is a great topic.
but Canada > All


edit: I think im gonna try Radler tonight at the bar :D


I don't know much about canada...

And I don't like Radler... :lol:

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 2:46pm

Indeed an interesting topic. I'm reading all the time about cultures (since I'm interested in history ang geography). I have a big respect for those who have knowdledge. Personally i have a huge respec for the Japanese culture. My dreams is to visit Japan one day.....
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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 3:12pm

I love Bananenweizen :-D

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 4:06pm

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Indeed an interesting topic. I'm reading all the time about cultures (since I'm interested in history ang geography). I have a big respect for those who have knowdledge. Personally i have a huge respec for the Japanese culture. My dreams is to visit Japan one day.....


I like japan, too...
Im planning to visit japanese one day, but I you have to learn the japanese language a bit, because the japanese don't speak english...
or better say they don't like too...

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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 6:25pm

Why don't you compare the ladies in both contries?
In USA every second or third woman is fat, but so is in Germany, isn't it? :lol:


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Thursday, February 12th 2009, 6:47pm

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Why don't you compare the ladies in both contries?
In USA every second or third woman is fat, but so is in Germany, isn't it? :lol:


P.S. No offense to any ladies from usa or germany in the forum!


depends on in which circles of society you're moving :-D

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Sunday, February 15th 2009, 11:37pm

...damned Canadians.

Anyways, here is some big similarities. Moshpits and metal music, we all love them. The differences? Most who listens to metal are litereally social outcasts most of the time. From what I have read,
Germany lives with it all
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Monday, February 16th 2009, 9:36am

Strange that many Americans hate Canadians.
Can some yankee guy give a detailed explaination for this? :)

After all, both are descendants of English / French / Portuguese explorers...
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Monday, February 16th 2009, 11:07pm

Personally, from my own experiences, I find some Americans quite rude. I love the country but when I was out there we were in a gated community and we had a newsletter which constantly said 'the greatest nation in the world' etc. and it just made me think about how cut off they are from reality. I've met some great people from the US and I have many friends living there but some are just a little creepy.

The Brits, I think, will be the first ones to slag off their own country. We're proud only when it comes to sporting events :lol:

I LOVE Germany. Went to Hamburg and Berlin last year and it was great. The people there are so much like the Brits. Such similar people. I don't know why we don't get along all the time.

European alcohol will trump US alcohol any day. :lol:

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Monday, February 16th 2009, 11:41pm

I have no interest in visiting America to be honest. But Germany is among the countries I'd like to visit most!

Anyone here been to Australia and loved it? Or New Zealand? I loved New Zealand.
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Monday, February 16th 2009, 11:55pm

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I have no interest in visiting America to be honest. But Germany is among the countries I'd like to visit most!

Anyone here been to Australia and loved it? Or New Zealand? I loved New Zealand.


I rather wanna visit Germany myself too, cos there I can find Scooter stuff :D :lol: :lol:

I actually know a girl (worked with her a while on the bakery) which is going on school in Aus :)
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Tuesday, February 17th 2009, 12:02am

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Anyone here been to Australia and loved it? Or New Zealand? I loved New Zealand.


As a Brit I'd most certainly like to visit Aus and NZ. After all , any country who's flag has the Union Jack is a subject of HM the Queen :lol: .

But I would really like to see the sites, new and old. The stand-up scene there is wicked too. I'm soooo gutted today, I found out that Rhod Gilbert (my fav. comedian) was doing a gig in my hometown but all the tickets sold out in a day :(

NZ defo for the views of the mountains, wow!

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Tuesday, February 17th 2009, 12:17am

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The Brits, I think, will be the first ones to slag off their own country. We're proud only when it comes to sporting events :lol:


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Tuesday, February 17th 2009, 12:33am

i guess every country has reasons to be proud and not so proud. i just wish britain had better relations with the likes of russia. i don't thinkthey are a big fan of britain. don't even want to imagine war :shock:

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Tuesday, February 17th 2009, 1:39am

Whether America is or isn't the greatest country...I couldn't really give a shit. Sure, things suck here, but I love it through and through.

I personally love the rudeness. Makes one tough I think.

We don't hate the canadians, we just like to pic on them a bit. Although, they do come down to the south and can't drive worth a damn. If your going to go far away, learn how THEY drive.

Sorry you got turned off when you lived here Nic.

To be honest, I want to visit Norway, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Japan, Australia, and ...well, that last part is private ^_^
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Thursday, February 19th 2009, 1:08am

tbh i don't care either but personally i wouldn't call myself the greatest at anything, it's upto others to decide, so it's the big-headedness i dislike i guess.

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If your going to go far away, learn how THEY drive

Damn right! So everyone, whenever you go to england you must get manual transmission and drive on the left. I suggest you practise in your home country first :lol:

I'm quite well-travelled and there aren't many places left for me to go to. My favourites are: Tunisia, Ibiza, Finland, Germany, Fuerteventura and Cyprus.

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Thursday, February 19th 2009, 9:41am

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So everyone, whenever you go to england you must get manual transmission and drive on the left. I suggest you practise in your home country first :lol:


I can't even imagine a car with auto-transmission :lol:
I've never been to England but I guess it wouldn't be a problem keeping with the left-side driving. Only the roundabouts could cause a problem :P
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