What do Irish girls think of American men?

sesna

Just wanted to get a full perspective on the issue.

The Highwayman

jar-head, islamic baby killers?

Nerdkiller1991

The D4's will probably be all over them. Why value the inteligence of a person when all you want is the looks?

Brendog

Irish womens views of American men. Depending on city


New York - "I earn Ireland's GDP in a year and I have multiple designer suits and luxury houses. I have a brain for business and am a no nonsense guy, well groomed and arrogent."

Texas - I am a farmer/cowboy. I always wear a huge cowboy hat to look cool (hide thinning hair). I never drive a car but get around by horse and acknowledge everyone by holding the tip of my hat."

Las Vegas - I am overweight and seldom move. I quietly bet, drink and lose but not always in that order."

Detroit - "I am a black rapper"

Kold

Irish girls think now?

dlofnep

They'd probably talk shíte about them, but when nobody's looking, they'd ride em.

curlzy

Hey, any American guys I've met have been great fun and really up for a party. We met one guy from Florida while out busking and he ended up staying with us for a week and being made honourary Irish, so yeah they're good fun. I did hear though that American guys don't give head :eek: Anyone else hear that?

Shenshen

sesna wrote: »

Just wanted to get a full perspective on the issue.

I'm not Irish, but most of the time I find them a little odd.

JJ

You'd have to ask the wif.

WindSock

I find Americans to be quite pleasant and friendly overall.

The Paws

Overall, The american men are friendly and really interested in you - unlike some Irish "boys" here!!!

jackiebaron

Most women think they're ****

reprazant

Nerdkiller1991 wrote: »

The D4's will probably be all over them. Why value the inteligence of a person when all you want is the looks?

Spot the bitter, betdown, country lad who can't get with the D4 girls.

You keep thinking your 'inteligence' will get you a lady.

Nerdkiller1991

reprazant wrote: »

Spot the bitter, betdown, country lad who can't get with the D4 girls.

You keep thinking your 'inteligence' will get you a lady.

You callin' me a country boy, par'ner? Don't you's go-a insulting mah own self, townie!

youcancallmeal

curlzy wrote: »

I did hear though that American guys don't give head :eek: Anyone else hear that?

Take no heed, thats just nonsense :eek:

fontanalis

curlzy wrote: »

Hey, any American guys I've met have been great fun and really up for a party. We met one guy from Florida while out busking and he ended up staying with us for a week and being made honourary Irish, so yeah they're good fun. I did hear though that American guys don't give head :eek: Anyone else hear that?

Think they do with women.

La_Gordy

To generalise: loud n'fat.
Just a stereotype, mind.

Under A Funeral Moon

Meh. In general, they're too full of themselves for my liking.

Black Swan

I've been across the pond at university for over 4 years now, and American men cannot be stereotyped into one simple category, any more than can Irish men. There are just more of them to pick from (over 150 million), and they come in all shapes, sizes, heights, ages, personalities, etc.

mojesius

Honestly, they take a bit of getting used to. American men are far more open with their feelings and thoughts than their Irish counterparts. I was slightly freaked out about it at first but soon found it extremely refreshing.

curlzy wrote: »

H I did hear though that American guys don't give head :eek: Anyone else hear that?

Fear not, this is untrue.

starlit

Honestly I think American men are full of themselves, far too forward, shallow, vain, up in themselves, greedy, its all about looks and money for them, having the wow job factor gives them a certain status whilst trying to out do their working peers, have no concept of relaxation or fun just think working a 24 hour 7 job outside the home non stop is the done deal for them which I think is crazy!

parker kent

Blue_Lagoon wrote: »

I've been across the pond at university for over 4 years now, and American men cannot be stereotyped into one simple category, any more than can Irish men. There are just more of them to pick from (over 150 million), and they come in all shapes, sizes, heights, ages, personalities, etc.

A sensible, reasoned response. This is not the place for such an answer

jerm2222

curlzy wrote: »

I did hear though that American guys don't give head :eek: Anyone else hear that?

I assure you that is a myth

jerm2222

snuggles285 wrote: »

Honestly I think American men are full of themselves, far too forward, shallow, vain, up in themselves, greedy, its all about looks and money for them, having the wow job factor gives them a certain status whilst trying to out do their working peers, have no concept of relaxation or fun just think working a 24 hour 7 job outside the home non stop is the done deal for them which I think is crazy!

Well I'm American and I'm the opposite of that Wallstreet Stereotype you described right there. You must have either met a huge douchebag or two from the US, which happens because the D-bags usually have the money to casually travel like that, or you have been watching too much MTV lol

And I guarantee it's not about the money, or the "wow job factor", and don't tell me that looks don't play a role in who you look for. A nice guy is a nice guy, no matter where they were born. pfft racist

jackiebaron

sesna wrote: »

Just wanted to get a full perspective on the issue.

They think most american men are absolute **** and that ain't no lie.

sponsoredwalk

I'm sure Irish girls think all different things but the Irish women I know don't
fall back on such childish stereotypes

Snakeblood

WindSock wrote: »

I find Americans to be quite pleasant and friendly overall.

Obviously you lack oil deposits.

kylith

In my limited experience American men have a completely different sense of humour, and don't understand the slagging that usually goes on on Irish nights out. They also tend to have an Americentric view of the world, believe whatever the news tells them, and lack the basic cynicism that keeps the world sane.

Sanjuro

kylith wrote: »

In my limited experience American men have a completely different sense of humour, and don't understand the slagging that usually goes on on Irish nights out. They also tend to have an Americentric view of the world, believe whatever the news tells them, and lack the basic cynicism that keeps the world sane.

That's not just American men, it's American people in general. In fact, it's generally the thinking of a lot of people who spend a great amount of time in the states. I've family who moved over to Seattle in the early 80's. Their ideas, opinions and sense of humour changed immeasurably.