America and Britain. How close?

I was just messing with your head.
I did not know what phrase you meant, so chose to mess with your head instead.

 

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This odon person is 'matthew', 'mbworkrelated', someone who has been banned multiple times over the years for trolling and generally being a right-wing twat, with some ignorant opinions like the ones on display here and a general inability to express them coherently, nice to see that some things don't change I suppose...

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Oooh!...Wait...THE Matthew!? Crikey, going back a few

 

I do find it very galling that successive UK governments have lived up the States' arse. I assume this is for security reasons, such as that we rely on US satellites for our "independent" nuclear deterrent, and for economic and trade reasons. We also owed the US £27bn from a World War II loan, which we only paid off in 2006. I think America have us over a barrel in many ways, hence all our politicians' bullshit talk about the "Special Relationship".

 

Who started this thread, this is boring.

 

Honest Answer. Im neither British nor American, so assume neutrality. According to me, American isnt even close to where the Britishers are. The influence of British culture can be seen in every part of mother earth. Take for example music, The Beatles, Led Zep, Rolling Stones, The Who......all Britishers.

This may not be an appropriate example, but I hope you get the idea....

 

WHAT?!!! you're totally disregarding britney spears, paris hilton, coca cola and mcdonalds?!!! for SHAME.

 

well I dont even consider britney n paris human beings......

 

we don't either, really, but their existance sure has infected the world.

 

pretty women are really hated aren't they, even more than viscious men

 

only when they're ugly to enough of us. i loves me a luscious redhead or brunette. yet another dime a dozen blonde being famous for being a blonde chick get's old. though that video paris did (not the sex one) about running for president made me laugh pretty good. i just wish she'd actually smile instead of smirk under her over-processed nose and hair.

 

Oddly enough, the sex video made me laugh harder than the running for pres video.

 

People don't like the behaviour of the media but it is the objects of the media attention that are all to easily derided rather than the media itself, and its always women at the brunt of it, just a thought.

 

i didn't watch the sex one. she has herpes.

 

yeah, i think they very pick people easily derided, too. growing up in southern california, surrounded by wealthy, spoiled, selfish children (of the sort who are getting breast implants and rhinoplasties before they're even 18) paris hilton is the symbol for all i hate about SoCal and it's influence on the rest of the world. but even for all that, i don't hate her. she's just a nother dumbass making her way through life with what she has going for her: money and diet pills.

 

You can catch herpes by watching?

That said, I'm pretty sure that if you indulge in too much phone sex you end up with hearing aids.

 

it just totally turns me off. "SHE HAS A DISEASE," my brain shouts at me. until i can no longer look. just like the pamela anderson videos. can't do it. that, and they're INCREDIBLY unnattractive to me.

 

McGraw Hill bless America. America is very much influenced Britain. We are closer than bark on a tree. Closer than sticky sheets against our sweaty skin. Closer than the pavement is to our feet. I do enjoy the unedited flood of American diplomacy on News Channel. Barack Obama. Worth a try.