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Monday's question***Greece section's regulars please tell me what do you like about American culture?
Ok i just thought make a Monday question every week for a foreign country and their culture!
I say Regulars of the section, but of course anyone can answer (except the trolls)
I start with USA name me 3-5 things you like or love about American culture or country!Please fellow Greeks or non Greeks, let's keep it clean and mention only the things we like,if you don't like nothing about a country just do not answer it!
let's not do what trolls do in here against our country!
Ok my top 5 about USA
1)TV series,Lost,Prison break etc etc they rule lol
2)Coca Cola and BURGERS (even though originally they are from Germany) i am addicted to them,thank God my great metabolism lol
3)American music (not all of course) and many American artists!
4)Jeansssssssssssssssss,come on we all wear them lol
5)American women,like a true Mediterranean lover i have a big past with them lol........
Your turn now!!
1) Cities -in this order : Boston (the best by far! -I trained and lived there -very smart people and the most European of all US Cities), New York (the buzz and being able to stay up all night and still get food)San Francisco, Chicago and San Diego
2) Coca Cola
3) Restaurants, the service and portion sizes! I also love McDonalds I'm ashamed to say.
4) Brands - Abercrombie & Fitch & especially the aftershave "Fierce", Crew Clothing (spent a fortune there in the summer), Ralph Lauren especially the bed linen and comforters-really cheap over there compared to the UK and Starbucks coffee shops which are all over the UK too. Ooooh- the lemon and poppy seed muffins with icing..... We don't make good coffee in the UK so all these new coffee chains have saved us!
5) Disney films - grew up with them but also good new ones like the Lion King and Toy Story.
6) Shopping Malls
7) Jazz music.
8)Favourite US film - the Shawshank Redemption for the music, the story and uplifting ending.
KDLB- thanks so much for your music dedication in case you missed my response yesterday. XX
Greek Week 2008 Team Paris Variety
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