Chicago Pizza is indeed up there. That stuff is a true meal.
But I was going to have to go with radio, television, transistors, IC's, Microprocessors. . . EE is a study of American history. AC power! Gotta love AC power.
Ugh. I consider myself a bit of a biker, and I'm not keen on Harley's. What I don't like about them must be everybody's beefs with the brand (bloated, chromed, more style than virtue,...), though I'll grant you that they are the best in the 'custom' realm of motorcycles.
I dare you to steer clear of condescension on the day you get to be as good as myself.
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though it is a change of pace to see you not speaking in hate speech and black-and-white terms.
I would think that, if you'd have spend a bit of attention, you'd have found that the discussing persona is the littlest of my incarnations on these boards. I indulge in educated discussion (not "hate speech or black-and-white terms") only every so often, and I do it no worse, no better than most of us here. I'm sorry, however, if your political outview doesn't collide with mine, and if I'm brave enough to say it.
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If this is your gesture of goodwill maybe you'll be able to redraft it so it isn't so filled with shock that there may be a some good things lurking in the Heart of Fascist Darkness that is America.
I'm not here to please you mrmister, if you don't like me, you are invited to avoid me, so as no longer to get unpleasantly irritated. Hey, there is even an Ignore list feature for this exact purpose. Bye, mr.
James Bond. Yes, he's British, but he's an American invention. He is so terminally cool, in spite of his treatment of women as objects. Well, maybe that only makes him cooler...
The right to scream at each other till the veins in your neck stick out then go out together to a baseball game and scream at the umpires.
Yes, baseball. That's a magic word for some of us.
The Ghostbusters. They came, they saw, they kicked its ass.
The Primary Envoys of American Culture, television shows:
Gilligan's Island. The Flintstones. The Andy Griffith Show. All In The Family. Roots. MASH. Cheers. Friends.
No better advertising for a country than these television shows. They were silly, funny, serious and scandalous. Wildly entertaining, rambunctiously silly, they showed that we're an introspective nation; far more so than some outsiders would ever grudgingly give us credit (no names here). We're forever reinventing ourselves, discovering our many peoples and forever arguing about what's best for our nation. It's a remarkable nation, where anyone can be anything they want to be if they have the talent and the chutzpah.
Is it? I've seen both .se and .de web sites, wasn't sure which was the "official" home. I guess since so many other products in that niche are German, I figured they were too. Maybe the Malmstrom Synth (coolest ever) should've tippes me off.
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But I was going to have to go with radio, television, transistors, IC's, Microprocessors. . . EE is a study of American history. AC power! Gotta love AC power.
It looks like people are still having fun--and it needed to be said.
Originally posted by ColanderOfDeath
the Marshall Plan.
Hahahahahaha, true.
Red Hot Chili Peppers (minus Hillel)
Nine Inch Nails
MINNESOTA
stable capitalist democracy
worst:
John Ashcroft
Originally posted by superkarate monkeydeathcar
harley's
Ugh. I consider myself a bit of a biker, and I'm not keen on Harley's. What I don't like about them must be everybody's beefs with the brand (bloated, chromed, more style than virtue,...), though I'll grant you that they are the best in the 'custom' realm of motorcycles.
Originally posted by mrmister
You condescension is rank,
I dare you to steer clear of condescension on the day you get to be as good as myself.
though it is a change of pace to see you not speaking in hate speech and black-and-white terms.
I would think that, if you'd have spend a bit of attention, you'd have found that the discussing persona is the littlest of my incarnations on these boards. I indulge in educated discussion (not "hate speech or black-and-white terms") only every so often, and I do it no worse, no better than most of us here. I'm sorry, however, if your political outview doesn't collide with mine, and if I'm brave enough to say it.
If this is your gesture of goodwill maybe you'll be able to redraft it so it isn't so filled with shock that there may be a some good things lurking in the Heart of Fascist Darkness that is America.
I'm not here to please you mrmister, if you don't like me, you are invited to avoid me, so as no longer to get unpleasantly irritated. Hey, there is even an Ignore list feature for this exact purpose. Bye, mr.
Originally posted by superkarate monkeydeathcar
however i think america's greatest gift to the world are....
MOVIES!
serious, stupid, funny, romantic, inane, beautiful, ugly, big budget, low budget, artistic......
i love foreign films, don't get me wrong, but america invented MOVIES.
oh and JAZZ too.
On Jazz: absolutely. God's great gift. And plenty of good movies, though I don't think the US has a monopoly on good movies.
Originally posted by Moogs
HOCKEY!
Aw crap... wait a minute, that's from Canada.
Uhhh. Reason 2.5! No wait - that's German.
Errr... I'll have to say Chicago Style Pizza (cuz believe me, it's not Italian!)
Actually Moogs, Reason is from Sweden....
Macs (no really...think about it! Imagine how different your life would be... )
Rock & roll (the good stuff...think Berry and Holly)
Tom and the boys are just a damn near perfect band, IMO.
the blues
bob dylan
macintosh
the simpsons
just about everything i do was invented here, or drastically changed to our culture to seem as if it were from here.
1)The Pet Rock
2)The Flow Bee
3)Rock and Roll
*ducks*
Originally posted by pscates
Levis
yes except that Denim comes from france and is named after the town of Denim, France . . . where Levi like cloths were worn by workers
Levi-Strauss made teh modern day Levis in San Fransisco
The Constitution
The Bill of Rights
Religious Freedom
Freedom of Speech
The right to scream at each other till the veins in your neck stick out then go out together to a baseball game and scream at the umpires.
Yes, baseball. That's a magic word for some of us.
The Ghostbusters. They came, they saw, they kicked its ass.
The Primary Envoys of American Culture, television shows:
Gilligan's Island. The Flintstones. The Andy Griffith Show. All In The Family. Roots. MASH. Cheers. Friends.
No better advertising for a country than these television shows. They were silly, funny, serious and scandalous. Wildly entertaining, rambunctiously silly, they showed that we're an introspective nation; far more so than some outsiders would ever grudgingly give us credit (no names here). We're forever reinventing ourselves, discovering our many peoples and forever arguing about what's best for our nation. It's a remarkable nation, where anyone can be anything they want to be if they have the talent and the chutzpah.
That's just a warm-up....
Originally posted by Luca Rescigno
James Bond. Yes, he's British, but he's an American invention.
He is not an American invention, he comes from the pen of Brit. author Ian Flemming.
Originally posted by n a d n e r b
Actually Moogs, Reason is from Sweden....
Is it? I've seen both .se and .de web sites, wasn't sure which was the "official" home. I guess since so many other products in that niche are German, I figured they were too. Maybe the Malmstrom Synth (coolest ever) should've tippes me off.