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The Differences between the US and UK
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I know why. So Americans get to pick what jobs they want or what schools they can go to or where they live, not the government.
I really wish I had something significant to say about the topic.. uh. Our chip bags always have them labeled as crisps instead of chips so?
Yes, this is a US/UK thread, not a politics thread.
To help get the trains back on track, let's talk about what shows come from each country. UK has Dr. Who while US has stuff like Star Trek.
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educate urself!
game of thrones and the walking dead
Oh, sorry, but I never see those shows abbreviated before.
Walking dead is pretty scary, and Game of thrones...South Park has a good point about it. The Black Friday Trilogy best explains what Game of Thrones is about.
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UK has got the great british bake off
There was only one season of the American version I believe (might be wrong) and it wasn't as good. But I think it got cancelled because Paul Hollywood took a "liking" to his co-host
UK has got the great british bake off
well they do have cake boss
http://pagesix.com/2014/11/13/cake-boss-star-got-mouthy-with-the-cops-after-arrest/
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The Apprentice UK is miles better than The Apprentice US, and Sir Alan Sugar seems like less of an ******* than Donald Trump.
The UK has had way better girlbands. Starting from Spice Girls, of course, but then Girls Aloud, Sugababes, The Saturdays, etc. The US has only really had the Pussycat Dolls and Fifth Harmony.
House of Cards UK is pretty amazing but House of Cards US is better, mostly because it's longer and there's more character development.
The UK has had way better girlbands. Starting from Spice Girls, of course, but then Girls Aloud, Sugababes, The Saturdays, etc. The US has only really had the Pussycat Dolls and Fifth Harmony.
House of Cards UK is pretty amazing but House of Cards US is better, mostly because it's longer and there's more character development.
As one of those 'damn 90's kids' I can say that I've not heard those words outside of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Maybe I wasn't 'street' enough
'Hella' I remember Cartman saying a lot for a few episodes of South Park and that's about it.
As one of those 'damn 90's kids' I can say that I've not heard those words outside of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Maybe I wasn't 'street' enough
'Hella' I remember Cartman saying a lot for a few episodes of South Park and that's about it.
I was born in the 90's too, by '90's kids' I meant those obnoxiously nostalgic, can't let go of the 90's, kinda people. Maybe it's just people around campus trying to sound cool but I hear the words too often. Normally they sound forced.
Oh, Spookyfish. Honestly, I think South Park might have been why I started saying hella.
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Yea, that episode is what I was thinking of xD I don't know whether it was in a few others though but I remember it was like his 'favorite word' for that.
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