Does the United States have a culture?

good point.

 

If you say the US has no culture, you don't understand what culture is. It's fine to say it lacks a traditional unified national culture, but that's wrong too. Just because our culture might not be the best doesn't mean we don't have one.

 

:cheers:

i think this is the first time we've agreed on ANYTHING. i find that exhiliarating.

 

I know how to cover my ass

 

Does people in the US have ways of bonding with each other? Is there literature, film, music, and art created here? Do we have a lot of rituals we share?

Do we need webster?

Dumb question.

 

Yes,we does.

 

Iz done dont knoe whut you be talkin about!

Yup thas righte, we just got bakk from tha h-wal mart, and fixin ta reheat some of that thur mikdonulds. Its american idole night ya knoe!!

 

Sometimes I cry at night because I have no culture. And then I remember that I am alive and live in a society and interact with other people... oh man, I guess I have a culture after all.

 

Well I'm hoping to move to another country. The kind that gives you culture at the front door.

Fuck the US, the government hasn't given us any culture here.

 

you're so fucking beautiful. wanna fuck?

 

I'd say that too,except who likes dirty old men???----------(did I hear someone say I do?yes?yes?ok-no)

 

Strippers?

 

Actually,about 3 blocks from my house is a "gentlemens" club where the women get totally naked.I haven't been ,but maybe I should,since I seem to have grown some horns!

 

Of course

 

I think its the same as Canada..its a regional thing..an evolving thing....

 

DUDE! :stunned: i DO look like marilyn monroe!!

 

We had Marilyn Monroe.

What's a more famous European beauty. The Mona Lisa? She looks like a horse.

Some people get way too hostile about this culture stuff. Why get so defense about where your parents fucked?

 

well, Bardot.

though of course Marylin was more famous, so there goes my retort.

 

is that a Bill Hicks reference?

 

Actually it's a lot older saying. I think it was Thomas Hobbes.

Although he didn't phrase it as elloquently as Bill Hicks.