The United States as seen by a European

[johnnydawg68]

Ok, we all had fun with the maps of how Americans view the rest of the world...now it's time to turn the tables.

 

[Goat]

I know Texas, New York and Cali, the rest of "your Country" may as well be called Canada.

 

[HSD]

That is so true.

 

[icburns]

Seattle, coffee, and soccer fans who used to be basketball fans. Rains a lot.

Nailed on.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Poking fun at us ?

This 'European' has pulled your pants down JDawg and this European is a HE.


It is missing the tag that says 'It's really Mexico.'

 

[Nordecke]

Big Ups to Ohio Babe-eh!!!

The faculty was filmed here?

 

[Blue Truth]

not really funny because is not true

 

[johnnydawg68]

This 'European' has pulled your pants down JDawg and this European is a HE.

Thank you for that. Was it good for you too?

 

[spikeman]

Well it is true.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Chicago is in the "information is missing" block. Protest noted.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

I want to live in America.

Somewhere warm, with brazzers type wimmenz.

 

[chicoazul]

It's massive, that's the problem. Countries shouldn't be that massive. You should divide it up and stuff.

You'd have boss footie tournaments with rivalries. At the moment it's all USA USA USA. That's a bit boring.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

It's massive, that's the problem. Countries shouldn't be that massive. You should divide it up and stuff.

You'd have boss footie tournaments with rivalries. At the moment it's all USA USA USA. That's a bit boring.

or give back some bits, you been lookin' after it for long enough.

 

[chicoazul]

Texas back to the Mexicans. Florida back to the British or French. New York back to the Dutch.

Any more? Canada is surely deserving of some ffs.

 

[johnnydawg68]

It's massive, that's the problem. Countries shouldn't be that massive. You should divide it up and stuff.

You'd have boss footie tournaments with rivalries. At the moment it's all USA USA USA. That's a bit boring.

Lot of truth in that mate. I know you're well traveled and have been the States a few times, so you may know this...but I think a lot of Europeans would be surprised out how little a lot Americans really know about people in other regions of our country. Oftentimes, when I run into people from the coasts I tell them where I'm from and tbh, they probably have no actual idea where it is. The call us "flyover" country. If you put a map in front of them with no place names, they wouldn't be able to tell you where St. Louis is, other than "in the middle somewhere".