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I personally wouldn't be offended, but maybe the girl doesn't like her and that's why she reacted like that...

I was told number of times. I took it as a big compliment even though I am much younger than her. :)

I think any guy should consider himself lucky if he was dating a girl who looked like a younger (meaning hotter) version of Sandra Bullock.
From where in Europe are you if I may ask? I am Hungarian but grew up here as well.

My parents did the same thing for me it seems, unless you went by yourself around Europe? But I went on extended "vacations" a few times with my family and we drove around Europe, starting in Hungary by visiting relatives. I actually did drive through Spain and then Portugal, and back to Spain along the south coast, and then took a ferry across to Morocco. We drove through much of Europe... Hungary, Austria, Germany, France (Eiffel tower, Louvre), Spain (saw nice castles mostly), Portugal, Morocco (Casablanca, drove into the deserts, rode a camel), and then back through Italy (yes, walked around Venice, saw Florence, Rome, colosseum), Greece (mostly nice beaches and small towns), and went through some smaller Eastern European countries like Bulgaria, before reaching Hungary again. Well I also saw London for a few days, which is technically Europe? Because the flights from New York usually have to stop there before continuing to Germany/Hungary. So we took the opportunity to see London as well.
That has pretty much been my experience in traveling Europe and Im very lucky my family had the money and time to do this, I dont think I would have had the chance since then, since living on my own. I did this when I was maybe 17, near the end of high school in the summer.

It sounds like you have had similar experiences in your life, you live in America but got to travel Europe a lot. What state in the US do you live if its ok to ask? I live in Colorado. Even though Europe is nice to visit I dont think I could actually live there after growing up and being used to living in the states. Im just used to the lifestyle here and like it. Do you feel the same way, or would you rather live in Europe if given the chance?