and you would be wrong. They would most certainly not say the UK (who cares about wales?) if anything 'England'.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICE
I'm quite sure continental western Europe would win out.
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and you would be wrong. They would most certainly not say the UK (who cares about wales?) if anything 'England'.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICE
I'm quite sure continental western Europe would win out.
Ok. Im going to come out and be honest here. I dont know or care what people think of when they hear Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by quzar
depending on how old those people are, if i asked teens they probably all would just say England lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ICE
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Originally Posted by ICE
That's probably true, but they would probably just name all the places from the movie Euro Trip. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by pibs
Lol, it's not like Americans learn everything (about Europe) from media.
Okay, can't see what the hubhub is all about but anyway, it's been a long while since you visted DCEmu, Steve520, hope you've been well and that. Come by and see us a bit more often if you can.
I learn mostly everything these days from media based sources. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eviltaco64
Europe is usually talked about in two ways by the American media.
Method #1 - Old European stereotypes by country.
Method #2 - Europe is superior to the US (they imply that in a few shows).
Wow wierd discussion!
That explains so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by VampDude