Are there an unusually small number of Americans in AH?

[SimonDoom]

Wow. A writer’s forum and nobody else took the bait...

My lightest touch would be to add punctuation:

Hyphens or brackets could also work, commas are preferred(?).

As for a re-structuring, I feel that “long felt” conveys a sense of past tense (despite being inclusive of the present), so it clashes with present tense “discover” (which you're using for something that was actually learnt in the past). So I’ll suggest using “discovered” instead:


And lastly, for the census, I am not American. I currently reside in the area with the ‘hot MILFs’ (according to numerous emails and banner ads).

I'm just thankful people aren't complaining that the AH has a number of unusually small Americans.

 

[WCSGarland]

Maybe somebody should start a thread about a small amount of unusual Americans...

 

[M_K_Babalon]

Only if "many" means "a majority," which I think is objectively false. This isn't 1998 anymore, when that was certainly true.

I think you're confused on what I said. Those are two different clauses.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Maybe somebody should start a thread about a small amount of unusual Americans...

Unusually high Americans.

 

[Bamagan]

Unusually high Americans.

The name of a new series about the hijinks of running a cannabis shop in Denver, Colorado.

 

[MrStill]

We must be neighbors

So not neighbours?

 

[Britva415]

So not neighbours?

Aha, I just outed myself as a Yank, didn't I.