Your Culture...

by dottie 26 Replies latest jw friends

  • dottie
    dottie

    Hi Everyone !!

    I just got home from my sociology class about culture and one of the things we were asked to do is list some things that were unique to our culture/country.

    So I ask you, my friends from various countries around the globe....What is a symbol that is unique to your country or culture?????

    Dottie

    Of The Proud To Be Canadian Class

  • pr_capone
    pr_capone

    PUERTO RICO

    My hometown is on the North West corner... Aguadilla

    Mi isla querida, como te quiero. Como me encantaria jugar en tus playas una vez mas.

  • larc
    larc

    I would say the statue of liberty, given to us by the French, who helped us win the Revolutionary War, but don't seem to like us much these days.

  • greven
    greven

    Holland, hmm what comes to mind...

    Legal pot / marihuana

    Legal prostitution

    XTC

    Mills

    Heineken

    Secularism

    Not much to be proud of I'm afraid, save Heineken and secularism...

    Greven

  • Prisca
    Prisca

    Australia....

    The outback dunny (toilet) The Milk/Cream Can mailbox

    The original Victa mower The FX Holden (1948)

    The Hills Hoist clothes-line

    kookaburras

  • czarofmischief
    czarofmischief

    Da Stillers.

    Steelers football is bigger than God on Sunday.

    Also, Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. Sandwiches, with coleslaw and french fries ON the sandwich, is legendary.

    CZAR

  • Ed
    Ed

  • moreisbetter
    moreisbetter

    An excellent thread!

    I feel like I belong to many cultures. But I will tell you what I perceive is the Texas culture, my home.

    cowboy hats and boots

    Longhorn cattle

    Oil wells

    Pick'mup trucks and Beamers

    and one of my favorites.......Bluebonnets

  • searcher
    searcher

    If my antics are anything to go by, then for the English, it has to be our dedication to TEA.

    searcher

  • cruzanheart
    cruzanheart

    TEXAS (a country unto itself at times): Bluebonnets, pickup trucks, and a really big sky.

    Have you noticed that skies look different in different countries? For example, in St. Croix the sky is somehow cozier, a cheerful blue with pillow soft clouds bouncing along and cheerful chirping of banana quits. In the Northern Territory of Australia there's the feeling that the sky goes on forever, a hard blue with unforgiving sun, and at sunset bright pink when the flocks of galah cockatoos fly overhead.

    Nina (of the I'd-Rather-Be-Out-In-The-Back-Yard Class)

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