What in distinct terms vary culturally between your adopted country and your land of origin?

Does a sense of art, music, national achievements, history and so forth, hold conscious or subliminal importance to your social and mental welfare?

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The arid climate tends to impede their growth in the desert southwest. Now in Blighty you can grow them on the end of your toes in any season.

I don't think the growing of mushrooms and potatoes are relative to the question, but okay... it can lean into the obscure ...

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Gun culture anyone?

Step away from the health care.


(ducks and runs like hell, )

You forget to mention yoghurt. American yoghurt contains all kinds of sweeteners but British yoghurt doesn't taste anywhere near as sweet.

i think you can safely substitute the word 'food' for yoghurt there!

Gosh.. I'm still trying to 'pen' a reply to your other thread... feeling 'deep' today are we Britex..

is this just for UK to USA culture or can I answer too from Italy ?

The humour is certainly different between the 2... it is a rare find when I can really joke around with someone and not have to excuse myself for it

Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even though subject of a pardon, amnesty or other similar legal action? Have you ever unlawfully distributed or sold a controlled substance(drug), or been a prostitute or procurer for prostitutes?

Have you ever been refused admission to the U.S., or been the subject of a deportation hearing or sought to obtain or assist others to obtain a visa, entry into the U.S., or any other U.S. immigration benefit by fraud or willful misrepresentation or other unlawful means? Have you attended a U.S. public elementary school on student (F) status or a public secondary school after November 30, 1996 without reimbursing the school?

Do you seek to enter the United States to engage in export control violations, subversive or terrorist activities, or any other unlawful purpose? Are you a member or representative of a terrorist organization as currently designated by the U.S. Secretary of State? Have you ever participated in persecutions directed by the Nazi government of Germany; or have you ever participated in genocide?

Have you ever violated the terms of a U.S. visa, or been unlawfully present in, or deported from, the United States?

Have you ever withheld custody of a U.S. citizen child outside the United States from a person granted legal custody by a U.S. court, voted in the United States in violation of any law or regulation, or renounced U.S. citizenship for the purpose of avoiding taxation?

Have you ever been afflicted with a communicable disease of public health significance or a dangerous physical or mental disorder, or ever been a drug abuser or addict?

Does a sense of art, music, national achievements, history and so forth, hold conscious or subliminal importance to your social and mental welfare?

While a YES answer does not automatically signify ineligibility for a visa, if you answered YES you may be required to personally appear before a consular officer.

I love how you phrased the question, makes me feel like I can answer as a non British!

To me, Americans are more similar to the people I've met in Spain than to the people I've met in England. More similar in the sense of being laid back, friendly, not afraid to touch or be touched by others (I love all the cuddling that goes on here, I missed that physical contact a lot in England!!). I wonder if this is related to the Latin influence in the country? I'm just speaking from my own experience, of course, and I don't mean to offend anybody, I lived in England for many years and I loved it and got on with most people just fine...

Thats cos your frozen half the year... No cuddling here
of sweaty people ....

Maybe there are too many Brits around there? ... I couldn't live in FL if it meant getting no cuddles...

Bring your Dog .....