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These threads are pathetic if some of you Americans actually visit Europe you'd see how diverse EVERYTHING is including our suburbs.
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America by light years. EU's suburbs are white ghettos.
I guess you haven't actually visited Europe then right? If you had your obviously very biased and a typical obnoxious America. I don't personally have anything against Americans its just some of you lot like to think your better than everything that isn't American its stupid and childish!
I don't understand how this thread is still open! For gods sake lock it.
I don't understand how this thread is still open! For gods sake lock it.
I think it could be an interesting thread, at least for posters who are a little bit familiar with both. And both would defy the stereotypes some have of them.
These threads are pathetic if some of you Americans actually visit Europe you'd see how diverse EVERYTHING is including our suburbs.
I guess you haven't actually visited Europe then right? If you had your obviously very biased and a typical obnoxious America. I don't personally have anything against Americans its just some of you lot like to think your better than everything that isn't American its stupid and childish!
I don't understand how this thread is still open! For gods sake lock it.
Lol listen I like Europe, especially London because hey, people speak English. But EU is the opposite of America in regards to the whole suburban thing. A lot of cities in America are ghetto as hell i.e. Detroit, Baltimore, much of NYC, Chicago, much of LA, much of DC, etc, etc. There are no ghetto cities in Europe, you may have a few in London, very few and even then the ghettos in America make London's look like Disneyland.
I can only speak for myself, but it's because I have family in London.
Where do you get that idea?! Most newer houses here don't use brick, American houses are typically wood.
Where did you get this idea? While new homes in the NE may be typically wood, that is not the norm in other parts of the US. Where I live the SE, new homes are typically full brick although the cheaper ones may have brick in the front only and wood on the sides and back. And in the SW, I'm pretty sure stucco is more typical than brick or wood. We're a big country, what's typical for one region can't be assumed to be typical for all.
Lol listen I like Europe, especially London because hey, people speak English. But EU is the opposite of America in regards to the whole suburban thing. A lot of cities in America are ghetto as hell i.e. Detroit, Baltimore, much of NYC, Chicago, much of LA, much of DC, etc, etc. There are no ghetto cities in Europe, you may have a few in London, very few and even then the ghettos in America make London's look like Disneyland.
In bold is very typical coming from again an Obnoxious American talking about fueling the Stereotype.
As the Northern English would say your all shyte!!
Where did you get this idea? While new homes in the NE may be typically wood, that is not the norm in other parts of the US. Where I live the SE, new homes are typically full brick although the cheaper ones may have brick in the front only and wood on the sides and back. And in the SW, I'm pretty sure stucco is more typical than brick or wood. We're a big country, what's typical for one region can't be assumed to be typical for all.
Didn't know that. I knew the SW wasn't wood, but I assumed that was an exception. I think in most of the north, suburban houses are wood. Outer suburb in Massachusetts:
Relatively new for us, there hasn't been a whole lot of housing built in the last couple decades. On the right on homes built about a decade ago, the left is typical Long Island 60s construction:
OMG!! Don't you ever give up? Nobody gives a sh*t about your feeble attempts at trying to prove the US is better. You aren't going to post more photos of your 'supposed' mansion are you?!
You wouldn't happen to be the reincarnation of Nunnor, would you?
This is the truth, not even Americans give a shyte about any attempt to prove that the U.S. is better. We have our good, bad, and indifferent in every single thing (from food to beautiful women/men as well as every other single quality of life criteria) in this world as anywhere else in the world.
Nothing and no place is perfect...unless one makes the very best of wherever they are!
Interesting link. But that's the exterior siding. While new American houses typically have vinyvl siding on the exterior, the frame supporting the house is wood (at least where I'm from):
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