What Do Other Countries Have That Yours Does Not?

^Are you kidding? Twister looks absolutely insane. The track following the drop is all low to the ground relative to the drop. It's going to be wicked.

Indoor plumbing.

Yeah, I agree. Twister looks like it packs a huge punch.

Is it true that Americans don't have electric water boilers for tea? Like if you want to have a cup of tea you guys boil water on the stove (which takes forever)?

Edit: And penut butter and jam is one of the grossest things I have eaten. I tried it yesterday. Yuck!

[GavG]

^I am sure kettles have made there way to the states.

My country, the good old USA, doesn't have Flamenco dancers like Spain. ?????????Que l?????????stima!

Originally posted by GavG

^I am sure kettles have made there way to the states.

they have.

[GavG]

^ Rather than explain I will agree with jake's opinion at his point.

[Coasterkidmwm]

I would like women with an acceptable BMI imported from um EVERYWHERE ELSE

Originally posted by Live on earths ass

Decent coasters.WE NEED THEM!

Kind of ironic, considering the top 2 best (arguably) coaster manufacturers are based there - Intamin and B&M!

[gouldy]

Originally posted by Jakizle

^Are you kidding? Twister looks absolutely insane. The track following the drop is all low to the ground relative to the drop. It's going to be wicked.

Agree.

Been following the construction of it with interest. Loving the way that park looks as well, there seems to be about 8 coasters packed into that one little area.

Originally posted by gouldy

Originally posted by Jakizle

^Are you kidding? Twister looks absolutely insane. The track following the drop is all low to the ground relative to the drop. It's going to be wicked.

Agree.

Been following the construction of it with interest. Loving the way that park looks as well, there seems to be about 8 coasters packed into that one little area.

Yeah. the first time I saw the park a couple years ago I though the wild mouse was part of the schwarzkopf

Originally posted by Live on earths ass

Guantanamo huh?

Nope. New York City, September 11, 2001.

Look how small everything after the first drop is...this thing is going to kick serious ASS!

I'm still dumbfounded to how they stuffed that ride in there[lol]

[Coasterkidmwm]

Grona Lund has been taking major hints from Blackpool.

[gouldy]

^ Only minus the gross chav nothern types that hang around blackpool with their scutty gypo ways. Got damnit I hate Blackpool; all the right ingredients and then they poured ketchup and American mustard all over it.

[slosprint]

I went to the mustard capital of the world. They had over ten thousand kinds of mustard. It was incredible.

Originally posted by Rolling Coaster

Is it true that Americans don't have electric water boilers for tea? Like if you want to have a cup of tea you guys boil water on the stove (which takes forever)?

Edit: And penut butter and jam is one of the grossest things I have eaten. I tried it yesterday. Yuck!

What kind of taste buds do you have???!!!??

Originally posted by Topthrill123

Originally posted by Rolling CoasterEdit: And penut butter and jam is one of the grossest things I have eaten. I tried it yesterday. Yuck!

What kind of taste buds do you have???!!!??

Human. I don't like the combination of the sweet jelly and the sticky peanut butter. It's not normal.

[gouldy]

I've got to agree, I dislike mixing sweet and savoury flavours. I don't have Jam (Jelly) on toast, or sandwiches, because bread is savoury and the two things, for me, don't go together. Let alone if you throw Peanut Butter in the mix as well.

I actually don't remember the last time I had Jam of any sort, actually?

[Oscar]

I had strawberry jello on a sausage bisquit. [:)]

Bread, toasted and dipped in tea, gouldy? Nothing on it, butter or anything? When we grow up in different countries, I think we are going to have completely different tastes. I tried mayonaise on fries. Unusual at first, but it's not too bad, just artery clogging goodness. Nothing like fried fish and chips and malt vinegar, mmmmmm.

Another thing I wish the US had more of...common sense.

Legal weed. It's just not fair.

[gouldy]

Originally posted by Onjin

Bread, toasted and dipped in tea, gouldy? Nothing on it, butter or anything? When we grow up in different countries, I think we are going to have completely different tastes. I tried mayonaise on fries. Unusual at first, but it's not too bad, just artery clogging goodness. Nothing like fried fish and chips and malt vinegar, mmmmmm.

I actually dislike tea.

I usually have toast for breakfast, two inch thick slices of bread, with an extremely thick spread of butter, applied fast enough that it melts cus of the heat of the toast.

I'm actually not a fan of vinegar on chips either. prefer just loads of salt