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What does the USA do better than other countries?

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They do super-sweet ultra-buttercreamed 40-layered cakes better than other places. None of that fancy, delicately-flavored nonsense. I'm talking full-on, fuck-you-up diabeetus cake yumminess. Oh and GIANT slices too :chef:
 
The USA is second to none at imperialism and puppet states.
And nobody does incest better than Alabama.

In all seriousness, the nature trails and potential for hiking trips and road trips in the USA seems unmatched given the sheer size of the country and relative safety of its nature in comparison to places like Australia and roads/hitchiking compared to somewhere like South Africa.
 
CFC said:
They do super-sweet ultra-buttercreamed 40-layered cakes better than other places. None of that fancy, delicately-flavored nonsense. I'm talking full-on, fuck-you-up diabeetus cake yumminess. Oh and GIANT slices too :chef:
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go garfield

I really wish I could make you a lasagne I make a mean lasagne.

dont forget the bacon on everything as well :)
 
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arrall said:
The USA is second to none at imperialism and puppet states.
And nobody does incest better than Alabama.

In all seriousness, the nature trails and potential for hiking trips and road trips in the USA seems unmatched given the sheer size of the country and relative safety of its nature in comparison to places like Australia and roads/hitchiking compared to somewhere like South Africa.
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you havent been to tasmania yet then have you.

cannables and incest are just day to day life down there :)

oh and caged kids too :)

www.abc.net.au

'It's a cage not a compound': Parents shocked by school's fenced play area for teens with autism

A lockable fenced play area for teenagers with autism at a Hobart high school is "akin to Risdon jail's freedom areas", one parent says, with Tasmanian education authorities saying alterations are being considered.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au
 
lonelyDude said:
you havent been to tasmania yet then have you.

cannables and incest are just day to day life down there :)

oh and caged kids too :)

www.abc.net.au

'It's a cage not a compound': Parents shocked by school's fenced play area for teens with autism

A lockable fenced play area for teenagers with autism at a Hobart high school is "akin to Risdon jail's freedom areas", one parent says, with Tasmanian education authorities saying alterations are being considered.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au
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So the Texas of Australia?
 
It's also the country where you can most successfully evade taxes. I'd save like a 1000 bucks every month
 
Las Veghost grower said:
Or maybe your thinking about it from a European supremacy POV, shit evolved and changes over time, you literally sit here and say how American are rude and different and aweful then in the same breath say we’re really European, something is stupid I’m not sure what tho
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Wow you're being so American right now ;)
 
it's easy to criticise a country - and, for me, criticism is perfectly patriotic - but, in the spirit of a constructive, positive answer to the question...
  • access to public land. the national park system is, for me, an incredible national resource but i live in a place where there is a ton of national forest, local and state parks, etc. to be enjoyed
  • higher education. while some household names come to mind immediately - stanford, harvard, etc. - state schools provide a very high level of education
  • accessibility. this answer may differ from state to state but, as far as i can tell, access for people in wheelchairs, etc. is extremely good in the u.s.
  • movies and tv. the quality of content - especially tv content - coming out of the u.s. right now and over the past few years is exceptional
  • postal service. people love to gripe about the cost of mail but i can put a ~$0.50 stamp on a letter here in california and it's in my friend's hand in boston a couple or 3 days later. i have lived here for nearly 30 years and can not recall a single thing i have mailed not being delivered in a timely fashion
  • right turn on red. so simple. so great.
alasdair
 
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