| Scisca said: And about American food... Man, is it pure trash dipped in fat and made of the worst type of carbohydrates. If you're European and you go there for the first time, even if you're expecting the worse, you're still going to be shocked. How can you eat pizza, when it has so much fat that it gets through the box, no matter how thick it is? Even stuff like Fanta or Coca-Cola is different. When my Canadian friend came to Europe and tried our Fanta, he thought it was real orange juice with vitamins and all. Cause it has so much less sugar and other crap in it. Not that it's good for you, but still NA version is worse. In US even veggies and fruit often seem to be made of plastic. Bleh! |
In Europe Coca-Cola and rest of the companies that produce sodas, have to use real sugar (beet sugar); while in States they use High-Fructose corn syrup.
On topic. There's a difference between plastic and cosmetic surgery, so the thread titles isn't maybe well formulated. But anyway, I have nothing aginst them and also plan to have one in June. My brother had few years back septorhinoplasty. He did it at "cosmetic" surgeon, even though a septoplasty is covered by our national health insurance. The procedure I'll have will be performed in general hospital, by plastic surgeon and will be fully covered by national heath insurance even though it's cosmetic in nature.
