I hear America's a nice place.
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Ain't that a fact FT but you forgot something. Where's the Mopar line of haulin' ass muscle cars?
Sorry FreightTrain... I am clearly soul-less. They do nothing for me.
I call them trolleys
Why do you call them trams? probably cause you just do haha
A trolley is a shopping cart
A trolley is a shopping cart
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A trolley is a shopping cart
yup, a shopping trolley....bastards of things....:willy_nilly:
Erm...you lot do realise that Austin Healey's are British cars, right?
That's exactly what I meant. I wish I still had my '71 Duster.
A lot of things folks have said already but I'd add as well - accents. The rich variety of accents are quite appealing. Of course, the men have nice accents but I am mainly referring to the ladies naturally 
Some are fairly average though - but I've rarely been disappointed going by the voice thread.
Scenery and national parks. I've only been to a few places but by golly - Joshua National Tree Park was frikking awesome. Loved it. There's *lots* more where that came from I'm sure.
The cars... been mentioned of course but yeah, I'm liking the crazy outlandish styling of some of the older cars. Some just look cool for sure but some are just a little bit mad but strangely appealing - e.g. the Plymouth Superbird:
Some are fairly average though - but I've rarely been disappointed going by the voice thread.
Scenery and national parks. I've only been to a few places but by golly - Joshua National Tree Park was frikking awesome. Loved it. There's *lots* more where that came from I'm sure.
The cars... been mentioned of course but yeah, I'm liking the crazy outlandish styling of some of the older cars. Some just look cool for sure but some are just a little bit mad but strangely appealing - e.g. the Plymouth Superbird:
Well this is a easy one to answer.
One thing about the americians is whenever there is a disaster anywhere in the world, you folks are alway one of the first to answer the call.
One thing about the americians is whenever there is a disaster anywhere in the world, you folks are alway one of the first to answer the call.
We dont have accents lol well maybe the Southern folks do haha
I've been told I'm devoid of an accent. Mainers are known for the stereotypical downeast accent.
A lot of things folks have said already but I'd add as well - accents. The rich variety of accents are quite appealing. Of course, the men have nice accents but I am mainly referring to the ladies naturally
Some are fairly average though - but I've rarely been disappointed going by the voice thread.
Scenery and national parks. I've only been to a few places but by golly - Joshua National Tree Park was frikking awesome. Loved it. There's *lots* more where that came from I'm sure.
The cars... been mentioned of course but yeah, I'm liking the crazy outlandish styling of some of the older cars. Some just look cool for sure but some are just a little bit mad but strangely appealing - e.g. the Plymouth Superbird:
I like that look.
We dont have accents lol well maybe the Southern folks do haha
Naturally, it's all different to me and mostly good
I can't get over why the ladies seems to like the British accent so much though. Rather odd. :nod:
Anyway, this thread is about America - not Brits so I'll sully it not further with such talk!
I don't think I mentioned the food - but I'm one of those who love it. Love the big portions - I could eat a massive breakfast, lunch and supper if allowed to.
The variety I found quite astonishing over there in terms of the different types of restaurants and themed restaurants even. Two that stick out in my mind were PF Changs and The Melting Pot.
I Love the Mopar muscle car styling. Seeing one of them at a car show or driving down the street just screams American fucking Muscle to me.
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Let's not forget the the "Pimpmobiles"!
Good Lord, America defined swanky in the 60s! OK, back to your discussion.
Good Lord, America defined swanky in the 60s! OK, back to your discussion.
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