>European friend walks into the house
>"wow! It's so big in here, do you own the entire place?"
>nod knowingly to his amazed expression
>"my entire house could fit in your living room!"
>chuckle slightly to myself
European friend walks into the house
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It's not completely wrong though is it? Don't you have so much space over there that every house is unnecessarily large (except in the larger cities I guess).?
My family used to have a french au paire who acted the same way.
Kinda wish I could experience this one day. I want some American guy to see me express this child-like amazement, and I want him to innocently giggle at me for reacting like that.
>..uckle slightly to myself
>friend looks at meyfeet
>"user why do you have shoes on?"
>he doesn't wear shoes inside
Why do Americans do this?
You are a nice poster Bulgarianon
if you can't clean your house by yourself its too big
Thank you!
I rather have a comfy, normal sized home instead of some giant, echo-chamber McMansion..
Ugly house beautiful land though
>keep exploring the big house
>a toddler with a gun shoots me in the leg
>aw fuck Americans why do your toddlers have guns
>nevermind bring me to the ER
>but we need $10000 to enter there
>what the fuck
>still bleeding to death
>suddenly door bursts open
>the cops heard the shot from outside
>FREEZE!
>but I'm injured I need the hosp-
>*BANG BANG BANG*
They come in many different looks.
>house is made of plywood and will be unliveable in 20 years
>is also located in suburb with nothing around it except identical copies of the same house
>americans think owning a big house makes you a better person
>americans would rather live in a big house in some soulless suburb than than a small place actually near things
The reason we have smaller houses is because of the cost.
Heating up a enormous building in winter would cost a fortune here.
So a smaller, more compact house is always more attractive to the average person.
wooden-plastic huts...literally american tier
>americans would rather live in a big house in some soulless suburb than than a small place actually near things
they would need a car anyhow
>wooden
Yes
>plastic
What? Never seen plastic used in houses..
And a proper wooden house will last hundreds of years. Most old villages here have wooden homes from the 17th-18th century. No problems.
really? is it the design of american cities? or just shit public transport?
>sleep in a wooden house
>a random varg burns you alive
These are popular where I live. Easily fits a large family.
See no reason to build any larger.
Houses here are expensive because they're not made out of cardboard.
nice cctv
Except that never happens.
My entire town is full of 100+ year old wooden houses.
>pic related, 900 year old wooden house here, still standing strong
Nice door, Bilbo
You mean the bird house?
Both, I'm afraid.
An american city is awful to traverse in anything other than a car. If you cycled or walked, instead of using a car you would feel mentally worn out.
Their public transport is generally shite if I rely on the experiences on people from Jow Forums, too. Not only are the buses dirty and filled with drunkards, but they also don't follow the schedule are late more often than not.
If you cycled or walked, instead of using a car, you would feel mentally worn out*
and are late more often than not*
Still ugly. They look like fancy barns
They are not designed to look fancy... They are designed to be practical, easy to maintain and long lasting.
Wtf I wanna impregnate a qt Swede with my BLACK seed and live in the comfy Swedish countryside now
So much for German efficiency. Your houses are expensive because every single one of your houses has to be muh different
if you made a 100 houses that are essentially the same, with slightly better exteriors, then you could save on cost.
>go into large american house
>laugh at his tiny penis
We have that too but they're still built out of solid stone.
Well I grew up above average in a house which is probably big even for the average suburb dweller (not McMansion big though) so it doesn’t bother me. Friends said the exact same thing whenever they came over
>They are not designed to look fancy..They are designed to be practical, easy to maintain and long lasting.
You can have a beautiful/fancy home and still have it be long lasting, just look at Edwardian, Victorian, and Georgian homes.
>Edwardian, Victorian, and Georgian homes.
Do you know what kind of people could afford to build those? Almost all nice buildings in Europe were made by and for the 1%
Sure but the majority of Swedish homes were built in the 18th century by and for the working class.
They didn't care about it. All they wanted was a place to raise their kids and where they would be warm during the brutal winters. Something Swedish homes work very well for.
Yes, because Lasse Sundström the cow farmer could afford a Victorian villa....
Isn't Sweden a rich cunt now? You don't built poor barn houses anymore
Because we still don't care about having some giant fancy house.
We like our red and white little homes. They are comfy.
Pic related is about as modern and fancy as it gets here. Doesn't matter if you have millions on the account.
Still ugly to me but I guess if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
>>chuckle slightly to myself
...as the grund crumbles beneath you?
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America makes it larger while it lasts!
I wish I could visit an American house in my life once
>american friend rings the door
>I tell him I don't associate with c*Lonials and that he has five seconds to lave before whoop his ass
>friend checks fridge
>finds 10 pairs of shoes
>amazed expression changes into pure anger