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The LearningSomethingAboutOtherCountries&Cultures-Thread
enough with the fighting.... no ones being a "momma" so just leave it be. please.
Yeah, you can rather tell something about your countries
  .I'm qì, my friend.
ok, isle of wight, england. probably the most boring place anyone could ever imagine.
Muse - 10, 11, 14, 22 & 23 November 2006
Muse - Wembley Stadium - 16 & 17 June 2007 Muse - Royal Albert Hall - 12 April 2008 Muse - 10 November 2009 & 13 November 2009 Muse - 11 September 2010
I live so far out in the country that public transportation isn't an option.
But....I don't drive an SUV. I think that a lot of Americans are actually interested in fuel-efficiency with their vehicles. The one thing I've noticed changing lately in this country is that there is an inability to discuss political issues without rancor. It's unfortunate, because I think that if people on both sides can have a dialogue, they would discover that there's a lot of ground in common, but anything political is a powder keg at the moment. "When in doubt, tell the truth."
Mark Twain
Probably the big issue in England this year is the fact that we need to decide whether to keep Tony Blair or not.
It is the first time that i will be able to vote, and i am looking forward to voting Mr Blobby sooner than Blair. He's made England look a total shambles! Muse - 10, 11, 14, 22 & 23 November 2006
Muse - Wembley Stadium - 16 & 17 June 2007 Muse - Royal Albert Hall - 12 April 2008 Muse - 10 November 2009 & 13 November 2009 Muse - 11 September 2010
I don't know, what is your political system?
Muse - 10, 11, 14, 22 & 23 November 2006
Muse - Wembley Stadium - 16 & 17 June 2007 Muse - Royal Albert Hall - 12 April 2008 Muse - 10 November 2009 & 13 November 2009 Muse - 11 September 2010
you got the good ol` Queen having her eyes over you, right?
it`s the Commonwelth, isn`t it? but as in England, there`s a Parliament in Canada too?!?!? 
we vote for a political party and the leader of that party becomes prime minister....
yeah but we have something called preportional representation and we may well be looking at a hung parliament.....where we have 2 ruling parties and 2 prime ministers who will spend their lives arguing...oh joy.........
I love the UK though...............it's not at all dull and we have a seriously wicked sense of humour........... Fluffy
Heeeheeee! Sometimes I'm lucky enough to catch the House of Commons on TV! It's fantastic human drama! It's like "Monty Python" but REAL sometimes! "Parumph! Would the esteemed Member from Stoke-on-Trent please clarify his remarks regarding the deportment of the Prince of Wales?" *Boos from chamber* "When in doubt, tell the truth."
Mark Twain
There is another funny thing about the UK, I think. Some time ago I bought the Scary Movie box in the UK (I ordered it in an online shop) and what did I see? The first two parts are rated 18+
 . Hehe, so you have problems with movies that contain sexual content, there, haven't you ? It's funny because here in Germany we have no problem with this stuff. But on the other hand it's hard to find brutal movies uncut in Germany. In the UK there are movies like "The Evil Dead" ratet 15+ which are 18+ in Germany....I'm qì, my friend.
I have another question for the people living in the USA
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In many American movies and series people often go to support groups or to psychatrists. Is that really that common in the USA? According to the movies and series it looks normal for people in the USA but in Germany it is something hardly anyone does and if you would go to the shrink or to self-help groups people would probably think you are nuts .I'm qì, my friend.
ha. i'm over it. apology accepted here.
kinda sucks being called stupid but I do think I am stupid. yes, I was confused. they keep adding, claiming independence, and so forth, so yes, confused. thanks for clearing it up! I hardly ever visit this forum anymore. all the fighting turns me off.
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