[Slow_335i]

Boss status!

[justinnum1]

watching this show right now, really good

[JesterEXW]

What show is this?

[EmmettBrown]

[Slow_335i]

Originally Posted by JesterEXW

What show is this?

A show on HBO called "The news room"

[vioaltec]

True on that literacy statement. Students from China have a better grasp of the English language than the majority of American students.

[kevinbahnz]

Originally Posted by vioaltec

True on that literacy statement. Students from China have a better grasp of the English language than the majority of American students.

Nigguh what?? that shit cray..

[Italteen3]

Enjoyed this one a lot. Not a Game of Thrones by any means, but definitely a solid show that kept me entertained. HBO has been doing a great job with their shows.

[KingOfJericho]

Originally Posted by vioaltec

True on that literacy statement. Students from China have a better grasp of the English language than the majority of American students.

Prove it.

[MrRoboto]

That was great. If only leaders had the balls to tell it like it is really existed these days.

[BabyrayS2k]

Originally Posted by kevinbahnz

Nigguh what?? that shit cray..

I know you meant it as a joke and it was funny. Unfortunately it is my opinion that your example is going to be the downfall of this country. It is well on its way to being a shell of its former self.

[kevinbahnz]

Originally Posted by BabyrayS2k

I know you meant it as a joke and it was funny. Unfortunately it is my opinion that your example is going to be the downfall of this country. It is well on its way to being a shell of its former self.

Yes it was and yes it will.. I'm taking some college courses online on this new dialect as we speak.

[vioaltec]

Originally Posted by KingOfJericho

Prove it.

Its more from experience. 1- I work at the Four Seaons Silicon Valley which is 15 minutes away from Stanford and we get alot of international students from China and Asia. The way they speak and carry themselves puts American students to shame. Not only students from China but students from South America and Europe. 2nd-When i went to Hangzhou to help open the new Four Seasons Hangzhou at West Lake, the Chinese trainees there knew how to properly use terms like "They, their, they're" unlike the American trainers- mind you these are people went to top hospitality schools like San Jose State and Cornell University. Maybe us Americans are just lazy?

[BMWinNorthdakota]

While I agree with the fact that we aren't quite as great as we used to be, we still are the "best" country in the world.

If not us, then who?

And education doesn't make/keep a country from being the "Best" in my book.. Albeit our education system is broke on many levels.

[Litos]

UhMerica !!!!!! FUCK YEAH !!!!

[vioaltec]

Originally Posted by BMWinNorthdakota

While I agree with the fact that we aren't quite as great as we used to be, we still are the "best" country in the world.

If not us, then who?

And education doesn't make/keep a country from being the "Best" in my book.. Albeit our education system is broke on many levels.

Dont get me wrong, America is a great nation and im proud to be an American but to say that we are the best in the world is just plain "American bigotry". For example, we preach about "freedom" yet we still dont allow Gays their rights unlike countries like Canada. Sweden and South Africa who acknowledges gay marriage as part of their sovereignty, just to name a few. Why is it that other countries are ahead in human equality when the "best" is still so far behind?
http://flowingdata.com/2011/02/22/am...at-everything/

[BMWinNorthdakota]

Originally Posted by vioaltec

equality

I'm done talking to you.

[vioaltec]

Originally Posted by BMWinNorthdakota

I'm done talking to you.

Lol typical American

[BabyrayS2k]

Originally Posted by vioaltec

Dont get me wrong, America is a great nation and im proud to be an American but to say that we are the best in the world is just plain "American bigotry". For example, we preach about "freedom" yet we still dont allow Gays their rights unlike countries like Canada. Sweden and South Africa who acknowledges gay marriage as part of their sovereignty, just to name a few. Why is it that other countries are ahead in human equality when the "best" is still so far behind?
http://flowingdata.com/2011/02/22/am...at-everything/

Know how I know you're ghey?

[MiddleAgedAl]

Originally Posted by BabyrayS2k

Know how I know you're ghey?

How can you tell if your male roommate is gay ?

Easy. His dick tastes like shit.




Sorry for the thread hijack, I couldn't resist. When I read your comment above, I was reminded of that joke, which made beer shoot out my nose the first time I heard it. If you dont have the same response, try adding more beer.

[schoy]

Granted, the US probably isn't the best in any one category (other than, say, leisure, since the diversity of accessible leisure activities here in the US is pretty much better than anywhere else in the world ... hence Jeff Bridges' "Yosemite" comment is pretty accurate), I'd say overall the US is probably one of the best (if not "the best") place to live. The simple indiciative questions to be answered are:

1) If you currently live in the US, is there anywhere else you'd rather live (assuming (a) you had the same net worth you have now, so you have to take into consideration what your $ could buy you elsewhere, (b) there was zero relocation costs, (c) if you have a family, you had to bring them with you, so you had to take their interests into consideration as well, (d) there was no language barrier, and (e) you had the identical employment/student situation you were in now)? [Personally, the only place I could consider would be Australia]

2) If you don't currently live in the US, would you move to the US (given the same assumptions as above)?

[abisson]

Currently living in Canada. Only reason I would move to the USA is to pay less taxes. That's it. (and the Sun in Cali)