Howdy, Massassi.

For one of my classes I need to interview someone that came from another country to live in the US and basically just ask them about their home country and what they thought of America.

If you could contact me on MSN or give me some IM name I'd really appreciate it if we could chat for a bit.

Thanks!

combo_limit(at)hotmail.com

I've got a few international buddies here at my school
i'll pass along the post

get fastgamer to do it he loves america

or baco

I thought this was about an island full of ex-international interviewers!

fgr just loves amerika's burgers

EMIRITE

Axis do you have any friends from outside the country?

Axis do you have any friends?

AMERIKA IS VERY NICE CUNTRY I LIKE IT HER MORE THAN HOME CUNTRY

i'm a dirty foreigner interview me

Well, NYC's at least.

The questions, if anyone really feels so inclined as to answer them. They are intended for someone that has come to the United States from any other country.

What is it like in your home country?
What is school like?
What kind of food do you enjoy?
How do you feel about your country?
Is there anything you would want people to know about your home country?
Can you describe our family to me?
Did you live at home?
Are you close to your brothers or sisters?
What kind of work do members of your family do?
What have been your impressions of America?
What do you find that you like?
What do you find that you do not appreciate?
How would you describe a typical American?
What can Americans do to be friendlier towards internationals?

look how ****ing useless you are

/me rides nosec

Well, since I was in NYC for a week I think I'm rather eligible for this.

What is it like in your home country?
Pretty uneventful, mostly peaceful except for Finnchavs (teinix) and some generic twats trying to break the uneventfulness.

What is school like?
Drove me nuts but at least I had something to do back then... not to mention an actual goal to achieve.

What kind of food do you enjoy?
Good stuff.

How do you feel about your country?
Could be worse.

Is there anything you would want people to know about your home country?
Well, whatever I tell you about it is unconditionally true, the rest is just taken from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia. WHICH IS LIES.

Can you describe our family to me?
I think you should get in touch with your mom for that. In touch.

Did you live at home?
Well it's my home.

Are you close to your brothers or sisters?
Only one sister.... Hm.

What kind of work do members of your family do?
I have no idea but my father has a billion books related to economics so maybe he's a priest.

What have been your impressions of America?
Hey, I could have lived there except that I like health care and social security so in the case of hypothetical transportation from one place to another, I guess I should go to Scandinavia of North America. You know, Canada.

What did you find that you liked?
Food was actually great (sans high fructose corn syrup) even though some restaurants (if you could call Olive Garden one) should check up the meaning of "portion" from a dictionary.

What do you find that you do not appreciate?
Seals.

How would you describe a typical American?
Someone from the continent of North or South America.

What can Americans do to be friendlier towards internationals?
No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. No more high fructose corn syrup. ARGH

Why did you go there?
Mainly for the interviews.

So there you have it. And so from FGRcker Island, it's fa-rewell and bon voy-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaage.

I actually found this interview entertaining.

HFCS being worse than sucrose is a myth.

Well, you put it frigging everywhere. Poor ham slices. /_\

HEY

dont talk **** about ham glazing

also, less grease in everything plz, and less sugar in things that do not need it, and mabey moar cocoa in your chocolate, and less bar-a-lyzing agent that makes non-premium chocolates there taste like sweetened wax. (seriously, piece of chocolate in the US taste very noticibly differant to their counterparts here)

/me bucks

Excuse me?