- 12 Nov 09, 02:03#169287
The thing is that American media really doesn't put out a good image of itself on the world stage, so unless you actually come to America to experience it for yourself and some of the assumptions are actually true, drive through everything, no-one walks (at least here in Kansas) and the propagation of thin being beautiful, seriously size 8/10 being classed as plus size. And the lack of exposure of some Americans (maybe it's limited to Kansans?), some people think that UK stands for Ukraine.
And the only turning left thing is said in jest by most and in the midwest; people really haven't heard of F1; it's NASCAR crazy country.
F1 FACT: The USA gets no respect from anyone outside of the USA.
How is that an F1 fact?
I took a shotbut to me it is a fact of F1.
F1 FACT: The USA gets no respect from anyone outside of the USA.
FACT - the USA does not seek to earn respect from anyone outside of the USA, and therefore should not be surprised when it doesn't receive it.
Thats a very narrow minded outlook but I can respect your opinion.
Now that we are discussing the 'seeking of respect' how do you think we american's should take the constant drivel of "They only know how to turn left", is that in any way, shape or form a showing of respect?? You get what you give.
The thing is that American media really doesn't put out a good image of itself on the world stage, so unless you actually come to America to experience it for yourself and some of the assumptions are actually true, drive through everything, no-one walks (at least here in Kansas) and the propagation of thin being beautiful, seriously size 8/10 being classed as plus size. And the lack of exposure of some Americans (maybe it's limited to Kansans?), some people think that UK stands for Ukraine.
And the only turning left thing is said in jest by most and in the midwest; people really haven't heard of F1; it's NASCAR crazy country.
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