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Well, people would have to be pretty dense to knock the interior walls, crown molding, and woodwork, out of 100+ year old homes, just to open it up, put up crappy drywall, and some pot lights. lol
Most people here don't live in 100 year old homes. Local style seems to be build houses in a similar style to back then, just more modern materials and bigger. Some form of neo colonial or cape.
Most people here don't live in 100 year old homes. Local style seems to be build houses in a similar style to back then, just more modern materials and bigger. Some form of neo colonial or cape.
Oh yes I caught another point in EU's favour: manual transmission.
You Americans have that horrible automatic one, brr.
What's the pleasure in driving?
On the other hand, in US fuel costs much more less.
Just consider there here where I live it cost 1,75 € /lt.
Americans are also more dull in personality and prone to simply accepting authority instead of questioning it and fighting for a cause.
What does this have to do with the post you quoted?
Or are you just desperate for a chance for you to disrespect Americans?
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Originally Posted by xander.XVII
Oh yes I caught another point in EU's favour: manual transmission.
You Americans have that horrible automatic one, brr.
What's the pleasure in driving?
On the other hand, in US fuel costs much more less.
Just consider there here where I live it cost 1,75 € /lt.
Manual Transmission can be found all over the world
Oh yes I caught another point in EU's favour: manual transmission.
You Americans have that horrible automatic one, brr.
What's the pleasure in driving?
On the other hand, in US fuel costs much more less.
Just consider there here where I live it cost 1,75 € /lt.
Automatics are common in most facets of the industrialized world, yet manuals exist everywhere.
If you own a sports car or muscle car, it's more likely to be manual. If you own a family car, truck, or something similar it's likely to be automatic. Why does this matter anyways? I pay $3.15 for a gallon of gas here, I drive 13 miles to work everyday in my V8 car.
Yeah, those who want to own a manual car in America, will own a manual car lol. You have the freedom to choose and the low cost of automobiles, fuel, license/registration fees make it that much more attainable for the average person to choose for themselves.
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