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In this thread I will ask a question everyday, and you will have to answer it. So the first random question of the day is:

What do you prefer? Playstation or Xbox?
 
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I hate to answer it like this, but I'm not a fan of either. Fun to my head, I guess I would say Xbox, just cause it's more modern.
 
Xbox because I used to own it.
Unfortunately, game exclusives that I was interested in, were mostly on PS.
 
I guess I like more movies with Bruce Willis than with others, so him.
 
Stallone is easily my favorite.

Schwarzenegger is a close second. Willis is a distant third.
 
Getting started on a completely new job while I still had jet lag, right after the trip.
 
No idea. I've never been to America!
 
Not having to pay for restrooms.

I love you Europe, but that was just plain inconvenient

Edit: Also, armed military/police patrolling the streets with assault rifles. Seems to be pretty common in Europe and Latin America
 
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Playstation all the way. I've been with them since the original Playstation console. I never saw a reason to switch to Xbox. Sony has better exclusive games, imo, anyway.

Edit: I missed the later posts. I'm not sure how to answer the new question since I'm not American, but I'll give it a whirl. Having to pay for public washrooms was a bit of a culture shock when I was in Europe.
 
What's one thing you didn't realize was typically American until you went overseas?

For someone not living in the US, we tend to think everything is from America unless it has an exotic sounding name. It's only when I got older that I realised that lots of english language products and movies were actually from Europe/England.
 
Gaming. Nothing makes a Saturday night as perfect as some good intense matches in my favourite games, when you fight opponents of equal skill when it's hard to predict the outcome of the game! They make any night ideal.
 

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