I like a lot of the people, although many Americans tend to be closed minded towards the idea of alternative religions (by virtue of the fact that they are conditioned to 'believe' in God) which I think impedes on their understanding of other people & cultures.
I like the 'independant' films, such as those directed by Cameron Crowe, Kevin Smith, Richard Linklater (amongst others)
I love a lot of the non-mainstream music as the people involved tend to be those who are dissolusioned by the state, or are open to ideas outside the norm.
I like Pizza Hut & KFC.
It's funny, it's always said that Texas is the right wing state, but we have an office in Austin, and everyone I know who's visited from there has been totally pleasant & seem totally chilled out. I think it's probably a case of 'he who hawks loudest gets heard'
I like the word moron, when spoken by middle-aged East Coast women to their husbands on snowy Boston streets, when it sounds like "mwwwwooooooooooron" and echoes like a plaintive animal cry of lost love in the chill winter air. I imagine it happens quite often. I only witnessed it once.
And I like Mike Watt, Iggy & The Stooges, my basses, pisswater American lagers, the Chrysler Building, Kurt Vonnegut, the films, my American friends and lots of other things.
Good for you, I'm glad to see you doing your bit for happy international relations.
Keep it up and you will soon have some :J
"..aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh[thud]" and a dead person, and nobody was really that bothered.
An english version of the texas chainsaw massacre? :]
"But there were Americans, too"
I hope you gave them a leg up :]
Independent? Kevin Smith?
Did I miss something?
I like the constitution ... in theory.
But aye, agree with what you said, especially the KFC point. Although most KFCs here are crap compared to the UK and don't even serve fries but stupid wedges with skin on :(
I like hot redheads, especially if they are English.
I also like the great beer, the gracious people, the fabulous history, the quaint towns, beautiful hills, the foggy weather(at times), great puffy clouds, the cars, motorbikes, castles, cathedrals, and the way that the U.K. has a better handle on how to treat old things.
I also love the English sense of humour, even if it takes a while to "get it".
I am not so sure I could do the wrong-way driving bit... :P