Sup guys

[quzar]

I can almost guarantee that if I asked 50 people here in the US to name one place in Europe 90% of them would say the UK.

and you would be wrong. They would most certainly not say the UK (who cares about wales?) if anything 'England'.

I'm quite sure continental western Europe would win out.

[ICE]

and you would be wrong. They would most certainly not say the UK (who cares about wales?) if anything 'England'.

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.

[pibs]

I can almost guarantee that if I asked 50 people here in the US to name one place in Europe 90% of them would say the UK.

depending on how old those people are, if i asked teens they probably all would just say England lol

[VampDude]

I can almost guarantee that if I asked 50 people here in the US to name one place in Europe 90% of them would say the UK.

depending on how old those people are, if i asked teens they probably all would just say England lol

That's probably true, but they would probably just name all the places from the movie Euro Trip. lol

[Eviltaco64]

Lol, it's not like Americans learn everything (about Europe) from media.

[Shrygue]

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.

[VampDude]

Lol, it's not like Americans learn everything (about Europe) from media.

I learn mostly everything these days from media based sources.

[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).

[nomi]

Wow wierd discussion!

[quzar]

I learn mostly everything these days from media based sources.

That explains so much.