USA vs England

[Mave]

 

[Panki]

Britain for the win... >:3

 

[Impulse]

Everything on the right side > everything on the left side.

 

[Rafay]

I more than agree with the the third frame. Isn't that rugby what Americans call "Football"? Correct me if wrong.

 

[GPow69]

I more than agree with the the third frame. Isn't that rugby what Americans call "Football"? Correct me if wrong.

Americans have both football and rugby

 

[Rafay]

I more than agree with the the third frame. Isn't that rugby what Americans call "Football"? Correct me if wrong.

Americans have both football and rugby

Aren't those the same sport?

 

[GPow69]

No.. Hence why they have both

 

[Aman1238]

Not all public schools are that way

 

[GPow69]

I don't get the 'first floor' one D:

 

[Vodkush]

I don't get the 'first floor' one D:

in america, and even ours we consider the ground floor to be the first floor however in UK first floor = first floor above ground

 

[GPow69]

Well that's a bit silly.. I prefer the American floor one and football, and I can't decide which 'chips' (Fries) I like better.

 

[Fries]

There's no denying that America has the best Fries
*cough**cough*

 

[Mauri]

I hated when our teacher at middle school teach us British English, I always got confused with that first floor thing.

 

[Panki]

British English is best English.

 

[GPow69]

There's no denying that America has the best Fries
*cough**cough*

 

[Rafay]

British English is best English.

 

[Aman1238]

British English is best English.

I like it as well

Also I'm used to 1st floor being the first one after the ground floor.

 

[GPow69]

Also I'm used to 1st floor being the first one after the ground floor.

Yeah, it makes more sense. Like.. when you walk in the front door.. it's the first floor that your feet come in contact with, so first floor

 

[Aman1238]

Also I'm used to 1st floor being the first one after the ground floor.

Yeah, it makes more sense. Like.. when you walk in the front door.. it's the first floor that your feet come in contact with, so first floor

I said the opposite xD
By 'after the ground floor' I meant like above the ground floor (British way)

 

[GPow69]

Oh, I missed 'after'

But still, I think my theory is SOLID