The difference between europe and america...

I don't see any junk yards.
Can't have a city with out one of those.
The gangsters need somewhere to toss the bodies.

There should be more CVS or Walgreens on the US map

i wanna go to europe after highschool

The inner part of the Boston metro area looks more like A than B - roads laid out by wandering cows, and every town with an old church and the town hall overlooking the common, where the locals grazed their cows.

It's because USA is a modern state compared to Europe where these cities exist for centuries and evolved to it. A perfect blend of old and modern. That's why Europe always attracts me more than USA.

What I really like about European cities is that you can use your [u]feet[/u] to get from A to B.

About 5 to 8 hours

I like the grid pattern street layout of US cities, but everything else of the European cities.

And everything in Europe is made of stone and everything in America is plastic and cardboard.

American cities are designed for cars, European cities are more walkable

No bus stations or train stations in American city?? That runs counter to my experience.

Where is the museum of collected items across the world?

The difference is the Atlantic Ocean.

There is a lot of truth in that.

Except Barcelona... 😆

oh, funny!

Id say true

nicce

yeah your freaking churches are lit the fuck up, like with neon signs and everything

and I never quite understood the dopey roadside attractions lol, it's like... why are there just random statues of cartoon animals? lol

[quote]Lawyer! >:([/quote]

Pretty much. I much prefer European cities.