Differences between UK and USA culture/living
#636
Re: Differences between UK and USA culture/living
ABK - Blues, Jazz, Rock and Roll all derived from African roots
Whilst it may be true to a certain extent there is a Gaelic influence, unfortunately derived from slavery. http://heritage.scotsman.com/traditi...m?id=609532005
Although Black American music has been the dominant form for a while.
Similar to Guinness having it origins in England, without the slavery, alcohol vs singing etc.
Whilst it may be true to a certain extent there is a Gaelic influence, unfortunately derived from slavery. http://heritage.scotsman.com/traditi...m?id=609532005
Although Black American music has been the dominant form for a while.
Similar to Guinness having it origins in England, without the slavery, alcohol vs singing etc.
#639
Re: Differences between UK and USA culture/living
Now my husband is helping! Buffalo wings and Philly Cheesesteaks. Cranberries and blueberries.
And one of my all-time favorites - FUNNEL CAKES!
And one of my all-time favorites - FUNNEL CAKES!
Last edited by Kaffy Mintcake; Jul 14th 2007 at 8:51 am.
#645
Re: Differences between UK and USA culture/living
I'm sure I can think of a few more, but something that strikes me as uniquely American is college (and even school) sports being played in huge stadiums in front of thousands of people and on TV. Add to that cheerleaders and pep rallies.
When I played football for my school team we generally had a "crowd" of two: my dad used to show up and yell himself hoarse, and there was one other kid in my team whose dad was the carrot king of north west Suffolk and always used to turn up and video his son's games using a video camera the size of a vacuum cleaner on a tripod.
When I played football for my school team we generally had a "crowd" of two: my dad used to show up and yell himself hoarse, and there was one other kid in my team whose dad was the carrot king of north west Suffolk and always used to turn up and video his son's games using a video camera the size of a vacuum cleaner on a tripod.